In her latest blog for Caerphilly Observer, Islwyn AM Rhianon Passmore hails news of multi-million pound investment in Crumlin, and talks environmental efforts.
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Welsh-language pupils set for trip of a lifetime to Patagonia
Two pupils from a Welsh-language school will be joining 23 other youngsters from across Wales on a once-in-a-lifetime visit to Patagonia.
Caerphilly author pens second psychological thriller novel
A local author is celebrating the recent release of her latest novel, described as a “transatlantic psychological thriller”.
Borough’s churches open their doors to help homeless at winter
Churches throughout the Caerphilly County Borough have opened their doors to support the homeless again this winter.
Pontllanfraith community litter-pick a sweeping success
Pontllanfraith’s three Labour councillors have congratulated residents on a successful community event.
Councillors defy planning recommendation and look set to refuse 45-home development in Penmaen
Councillors have ignored planning officials and are set to turn down a development to build 45 homes.
COMPETITION: Win a share of £500 to spend at The Edinburgh Woollen Mill
To celebrate the opening of The Edinburgh Woollen Mill Group’s new store in Castle Court, Caerphilly, we’re giving away £500 worth of voucher cards between five lucky readers.
Lansbury Park footbridge set for demolition
A footbridge in Caerphilly described as a “public eyesore” is set to be demolished.
Police impose weekend dispersal order in Penyrheol
Gwent Police is imposing a 48-hour dispersal order in Penyrheol this weekend following reports of antisocial behaviour.The area of the order will include: Heol Aneurin, Pen Y Groes, Heol Graigwen, Glan Ffrwd…
South Wales East AM Mark Reckless’s blog: February 17, 2017
In his first blog for Caerphilly Observer, UKIP’s South Wales East AM, Mark Reckless, discusses the local effects of triggering Article 50.