The rail operator, Arriva Trains Wales, has announced that extra carriages will be put on for services into Cardiff, starting in May.
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Demolition of Lansbury Park footbridge begins
The demolition of a public footbridge in Caerphilly is in full swing, after a report concluded it was in disrepair.
Here we go again: Grass fire season gets underway as chiefs warn of dangers
Fire chiefs have once again warned of the dangers of deliberate grass fires as the season for them begins.
Teen honoured with award for mental health awareness work
A teenager who has used her own experiences of poor mental health to help others has been honoured with an award.
Argoed murder inquest: The evidence heard so far
The inquest into the deaths of 22-year-old shopworker Cerys Yemm, from Oakdale, and her killer Matthew Williams, is being heard in Newport by Gwent Coroner David Bowen.
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As Article 50 is triggered, First Minister Carwyn Jones says “Brexit deal must suit us”
Caerphilly MP Wayne David has said that there needs to be a “new relationship” with the European Union after Britain has left.
Councillors call for Asda to take action over trolleys
Labour councillors are hopeful of positive action after a series of meetings with representatives of a Caerphilly supermarket over dumped trolleys.
Recycling rates on the rise
Caerphilly County Borough Council has again increased the amount of waste that is reused, recycled or composted, according to latest figures.
Attempted break-in at Caerphilly shop
Police are trying to trace two people in connection with an attempted shop break-in.