Thirty-five years ago on June 8, the Sir Galahad was bombed during the Falkands War.
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“When it’s gone, it’s gone”: Green spaces threatened by plans to build hundreds of new homes in Rudry
Green spaces will be lost forever if developers are allowed to build on them, campaigners have warned.
How good a gamer are you? Cash prizes up for grabs if you can get to grips with Mario Kart, Fifa, and Super Smash Bros
ADVERTISEMENTCash prizes are on offer at a gaming tournament being held on Friday, June 9 at Blackwood Miners’ Institute at 6pm.There will be three video game tournaments for players to enter and…
Crumlin woman jailed for ‘glassing’ attack
A Crumlin woman has been jailed for two-and-a-half years for assault after she ‘glassed’ her victim three times.
Bryn Meadows’ spa named best in Wales
Bryn Meadows Golf Hotel and Spa in Maesycwmmer was named Spa of the Year at the Welsh Hair and Beauty Awards last month.
Going underground: Apprenticeship scheme aims to preserve Wales’ rich history
A Caerphilly man selected to help preserve a key part of South Wales history has described the opportunity as a “big honour”.
Update: Fallen tree removed from Rhymney Valley rail line
Rail commuters are being warned of delays to services between Cardiff Central and Rhymney after a tree fell onto the line.
Sam Gould, Brexit campaigner and former UKIP Caerphilly chairman dies
Sam Gould, the former chairman of UKIP in Caerphilly and prominent Brexit campaigner, has died.
Gwent PCC calls for calm following latest London terror attacks
The Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for Gwent, Jeff Cuthbert, has called on the public to remain “tolerant and vigilant” in the wake of last weekend’s London terror attacks.
Missing Maesycwmmer man found safe
A 62-year-old man who went missing in early May has been found safe, police say.