Caerphilly-based accountancy firm, the Number Hub, is expanding by opening a new office in Cardiff this month.
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Police appeal for information after mass break-ins across Caerphilly area
Police are appealing for information following a spate of break ins to houses, sheds and commercial properties in the Caerphilly area throughout July.
Bedwas engineering firm wins award for staff development
An engineering company in Bedwas has been named Wales’ best Small Employer at this year’s Inspire! Awards.
Hendre Infants School’s turnaround capped with world record attempt
The chair of governors at an infants school placed into special measures has praised staff, pupils and parents for its turnaround.
Poundland raises £5,300 for Cancer Research through bag charge
Caerphilly town’s Poundland store has raised more than £5,300 for Cancer Research Wales with its 5p carrier bag charge.
Boost spending on road maintenance, pleads Plaid Cymru leader
The leader of Plaid Cymru on Caerphilly County Borough Council has called for the Labour-run body to boost spending on road maintenance.
Leanne Wood to hold public meeting in Blackwood
Plaid Cymu leader Leanne Wood will visit Blackwood on Thursday evening to hold a public meeting about the way forward for Wales following the result of the EU referendum.At the meeting, being…
Ynysddu Primary School pupils given a buzz with beekeeping project
Pupils from Ynysddu Primary School have been given an opportunity to get a sneak peek at a new beekeeping project based within their very own school grounds.
Work to create 3G pitch kicks off at £20m Y Gwyndy school campus
Work on a new artificial sports pitch at Caerphilly’s £20m Y Gwyndy school campus has begun, signalling the start of the final stage of the development.
Caerphilly author Thomas Morris wins Somerset Maugham Award
Caerphilly-born author Thomas Morris has been presented with a British literary prize for his short story We Don’t Know What We’re Doing.