The UK Independence Party has officially announced its Caerphilly candidate for the Welsh Assembly Election, being held in May.
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Abertridwr neighbours team up to clean-up with new business
An ex-Army Royal Engineer and a mobile coffee shop owner are hoping to clean-up with their new business venture – literally.
Council reject Redrow proposal to build 260 homes in Hendredenny
Plans to build 260 houses in Hendredenny have been rejected by Caerphilly County Borough Council’s planning committee, held on Wednesday, April 6.
Fire crews rescue trapped man after car leaves road in Abertysswg
Fire crews and paramedics worked through the early hours of the morning to free a man trapped in a car that had left the road.
No new information on whereabouts of Abertridwr man Trevor Elias, four years since his disappearance
Today marks the fourth anniversary of the day that well-known Abertridwr man Trevor Elias was reported as missing, and police are no closer to finding out what happened to him.
New Senghenydd mural marks village’s mining history
Pupils from Nant y Parc Primary School have unveiled a new community-inspired mural in Senghenydd which honours the victims of the 1901 and 1913 Universal Colliery explosions.
Police leave drugs raid in Abertridwr empty-handed
Police were left empty-handed after a drugs raid at a house in Abertridwr on Friday, April 1 turned up nothing.
Caerphilly storage firm gets new head boss
Manufacturer Garran Lockers, based in Caerphilly, has a new boss.
New homes for Waterloo get the go-ahead
Almost 550 new homes and a primary school are to be built on the site of the former Waterloo Works near Machen, after a long-running planning saga ended.
“Provide skills, not just jobs” says Labour’s Caerphilly AM candidate during visit to Welsh ICE
Labour’s Assembly candidate for Caerphilly, Hefin David, has told small business owners they “are not just engines for employment” during a meeting at the Welsh Innovation Centre for Enterprise.