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Caerphilly County Borough welcomed 1.77m visitors in 2015
More than 1.77 million people visited Caerphilly County Borough during 2015, new figures from the council have revealed.
Blackwood student sets up petition calling for Euro 2016 fanzone
A student from Blackwood is making waves after his petition to introduce public fanzones ahead of Wales’ UEFA Euro 2016 campaign gained national coverage.
Police appeal after pair left with serious injuries in collision outside Ystrad Mynach hospital
Police are appealing for information after two cars collided near the hospital in Ystrad Mynach, leaving two people hospitalised.
Mother to run half-marathon without use of eyes and ears for Caerphilly-based charity
Running a half-marathon is no mean feat after months of training and preparation, but one mother-of-three has set herself the challenge of doing it deprived of her two main senses to raise money for a Caerphilly-based sensory charity.
Man taken to hospital after collision on Thornhill Road
A busy route into Caerphilly was closed on Thursday June 2 after a collision left a cyclist with serious injuries.
Caerphilly residents warned over iTunes tax scam
Gwent Police and Caerphilly County Borough Council’s Trading Standards team are warning residents over a telephone tax scam.
Poll suggests small businesses lack confidence in Welsh Government
The new Welsh Government has a job on its hands to convince small businesses that it can deliver for them over the next five years, according to a snap poll.
Council unveils renewable energy scheme at Llanbradach site
Caerphilly County Borough Council has unveiled a renewable energy generator at Trehir Landfill Site, near Llanbradach.
Police catch schoolboys responsible for month-long harassment of Blackwood family
Eight schoolboys from Blackwood have been given anti-social behaviour referrals by Gwent Police after being found responsible of terrorising a local family over a month-long period.