A Caerphilly-based tuition company has been named the largest of its type in Wales. The Kip McGrath Education Centre was recognised at the Kip McGrath annual conference in London recently.
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Caerphilly campaigners pressure Welsh Government to cover cost of ‘Bedroom Tax’ as ‘no eviction network’ launched
Campaigners in Caerphilly have called on the Welsh Government to act, after AMs said they should consider refunding tenants affected by the ‘Bedroom Tax’.
Caerphilly design firm celebrates tenth anniversary
A design agency which boasts Tesco and NatWest among its clients is celebrating ten years in business.
Seaside trip enjoyed by sheltered housing residents thanks to Caerphilly’s Constructaquote.com
Residents of a sheltered housing complex in Caerphilly were treated to a day out at the beach thanks to a local company.
Business leaders honoured by University of South Wales
Some of the biggest names in Welsh business were presented with honorary awards by the University of South Wales on Tuesday, July 14.
Ron Davies to stand in Bedwas, Trethomas and Machen by-election
Plaid Cymru has selected Ron Davies as the party’s candidate for a vacancy in the Bedwas, Trehomas and Machen ward of Caerphilly County Borough Council.The by-election, which was caused by the death…
More than a quarter of child car seats fail Caerphilly Council safety checks
Almost four out of ten child car seats failed a safety inspection at an event held by Caerphilly County Borough Council’s Trading Standards department.
Rhymney and Pontlottyn parishes get new vicar
The separate parishes of Rhymney and Pontlottyn have welcomed a new vicar, as part of a partnership between the Dioceses of Llandaff and Monmouth.
Oakdale nursery gets grant from Gwent PCC’s Partnership Fund
A Welsh medium nursery in Oakdale has celebrated being given a £2,000 grant from the Gwent Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC).
High Court rules late Caerphilly man can have British Coal compensation claim heard
The son of a late Caerphilly man has said a High Court ruling to allow his father’s compensation claim against British Coal to be heard is a “step forward”.