Two more cases of hepatitis A have been confirmed by Public Health Wales following an outbreak at a primary school near Gelligaer.There is a now a total of 11 cases of the…
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Islwyn MP calls for tougher plan to tackle tax fraud
Islwyn MP Chris Evans has called on HM Revenue and Customs to set out a strategy for tackling tax fraud and ensure that wealthy tax evaders are prosecuted after a critical report published by the Public Accounts Committee.
UPDATE: Abertridwr girl Chloe Smith, 15, found
15 year old Chloe Smith who was reported as missing after visiting the fayre at Morgan Jones Park in Caerphilly on Saturday 21st May 2016 has now been located.
Caerphilly-based computer imaging studio wins top 3D award
A creative studio specialising in computer-generated imagery has won a major plaudit for one of its 3D animations.
Warning to food firms over new allergen labelling rules
Caerphilly food businesses are being urged to make sure they are following new rules around allergen labelling.
Old Library cafe launches charitable trust to give back
A café established in the former building of Caerphilly town’s library, is launching a charitable trust so that it can give its profits back to the community.
Police warning after rise in burglaries around Caerphilly
Gwent Police is warning Caerphilly residents to remain vigilant after a spike in reported incidents throughout the area over the past week.
Fire spreads from trees to gardens of three Newbridge homes
A crew from South Wales Fire and Rescue Service were called to Newbridge yesterday after a deliberately set fire spread across the gardens of three houses.
Public Health Wales confirms ninth case in hepatitis A outbreak
Another case of hepatitis A has been detected in the local community around Gelligaer, Public Health Wales has confirmed.
Police seek to identify man after two attempted burglaries at Trecenydd convenience store
Gwent Police is appealing for information to identify a man following two attempted burglaries at a Spar in Caerphilly.