Gwent Police is appealing for information following a burglary in Bargoed, where a large number of electrical items were stolen.
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American father of Blackwood family won’t be deported after leave rejection is overturned
A Blackwood family which faced the prospect of being torn apart by immigration officials are celebrating after a Home Office u-turn.
UPDATE: Large fire at recycling plant on Newtown Industrial Estate in Crosskeys extinguished
Residents have been told to keep their windows and doors closed because of thick black smoke billowing from a large fire currently being fought at an industrial estate in Crosskeys.
Residents encouraged to recycle food waste after research shows just 38% currently do
Residents across Caerphilly County Borough are being encouraged to correctly dispose of their food waste after an exercise earlier this year showed that less than half of people were doing so.
Deri Primary School pupils embrace modern technology in historical project
Pupils at Deri Primary School have used modern technology to tell the history of their village.
Police issue warning after recent rise in thefts around Caerphilly
Gwent Police have issued a warning to Caerphilly residents after a spike in reported break-ins and thefts around the local area.
Fans flock from across the country for Tommy Cooper AGM
Tommy Cooper fans from Middlesex, Gloucester, Newport and around Caerphilly County Borough attended the recent Annual General Meeting of the Tommy Cooper Society.
Refurbishment contractor brings 38 jobs to Caerphilly area
The contractor behind the refurbishment of 500 homes in Caerphilly town’s Lansbury Park has said it has brought 38 new jobs to the area.
Barman from Gelligaer jailed after stealing nearly £70,000 from tills
A man who stole nearly £70,000 in cash from the nightclub he worked in has been jailed for six months, after appearing at Cardiff Crown Court on Tuesday, August 9.
Award-winning children’s book based on Senghenydd mining disaster translated from Welsh
A Welsh-language children’s book based on the Senghenydd colliery disaster of 1913 has been published in paperback after being translated into English.