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Unlicensed dog breeder from Fleur-de-Lys prosecuted following investigation
An unlicensed dog breeder has been ordered to pay £2,530 by magistrates after she was prosecuted by Trading Standards.
Kate Middleton, HRH The Duchess of Cambridge, to visit Action for Children’s Family Intervention Team in Caerphilly town
Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cambridge is to visit a children’s charity in Caerphilly town to see how its work is transforming lives.
Up to 300 homes set for Bedwas after planning appeal upheld by Welsh Government
Plans to build up to 300 homes on green field land in Bedwas have been given the go-ahead after the Welsh Government overturned a decision by councillors to reject the development.Caerphilly County…
Tyn-y-Wern Primary School celebrates “glowing” Estyn report
A Trethomas school is celebrating after receiving a glowing report from Estyn inspectors.
Residents warned over telephone tax scam
Residents have been reminded to remain wary after the council was made aware of a telephone scam.
Caerphilly council approves five-year Welsh language strategy
Councillors have approved a new Welsh language strategy for the county borough.
Family demands action over derelict housing after Phillipstown fire
The father of a young family has spoken of his “living nightmare” after being forced out of his home following a fire at a neighbouring property.
Couple who stole cars as part of con sentenced after Crimewatch appeal
A couple who stole £250,000 worth of cars as part of a criminal gang have been convicted after they featured on the television programme Crimewatch.
Losses reduce at Brace’s Bakery with company set for growth
Brace’s Bakery has reduced pre-tax losses as it fights its way back to profitability following a management restructure.