Police were left empty-handed after a drugs raid at a house in Abertridwr on Friday, April 1 turned up nothing.
Category: News
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.
Bus services across Wales must meet improved standards
The Welsh Government has announced a set of standards which aim to improve the quality of bus services around Wales.
Glowing report for Gilfach Fargoed Primary School
Pupils and staff at Gilfach Fargoed Primary School are celebrating after receiving a glowing report from inspectors.
Labour councillor wants Caerphilly Castle dragon to act as inspiration for more creative arts
A councillor has called for the use of creative arts to boost business and tourism in Caerphilly town.
Four year drugs ban for Newbridge rugby player
A Newbridge RFC rugby player has become the 13th from Wales to be hit with a drugs ban by regulatory body UK Anti-Doping.
£500 fine for fly-tipper who dumped waste on Senghenydd Mountain
A man from Machen has been fined after he pleaded guilty to fly-tipping household waste on Senghenydd Mountain.
Caerphilly AM Jeff Cuthbert’s blog: April 5, 2016
In a his final Caerphilly Observer blog as Assembly Member for Caerphilly, Jeff Cuthbert looks back on his 13 years as AM, and towards the changing landscape in Wales.