Tourism in Caerphilly County Borough is worth £113 million to the local economy, according to latest council statistics.
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Inquest opens into Hengoed soldier Gavin Williams’ death after ‘beasting’
An inquest into the death of a Hengoed soldier who died after being “beasted”, reopens today.
Gwent Police praised for efficiency by watchdog
A report into the effectiveness, efficiency and legitimacy of Gwent Police has been hailed as a “massive turnaround” for the force.
Mynyddislwyn riding school owner fined
A riding school operator has been fined for not having a relevant licence or insurance.
New Aldi supermarket opens in Caerphilly town
The new shop, located on Gallagher Retail Park, at Crossways, opened on Thursday, October 29.
Skate Park planned for Morgan Jones Park in Caerphilly Town
A councillor has welcomed proposals to build a skate park in Morgan Jones Park in Caerphilly town.
Gwent Police seek public support after assaults on officers
Gwent Police Chief Constable, Jeff Farrar has called for more public support after two officers were hospitalised after being assaulted.
Caerphilly man nominated for Wales Care Award
A former events manager is putting his skills of making people feel welcome to great use in his new role in a care home.
Bargoed lion and tiger show banned from performing in England
An Evening with Lions and Tigers failed a Defra inspection on June 10 this year, because the indoor accommodation is just over half what it should be.
Islwyn MP vows to stand up for taxpayers on Public Accounts Committee
Islwyn MP Chris Evans has been elected to join the Public Accounts Committee in the House of Commons.