Plaid Cymru AM Lindsay Whittle has praised the staff and pupils at Nant y Parc Primary School, in Senghenydd, after an impressive report by school inspectors.
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Ysgol Gynradd Gymraeg Caerffili pupils settle into new school building in Caerphilly town
Pupils at Ysgol Gynradd Gymraeg Caerffili are celebrating a successful start to the school year in their new home on Y Gwyndy campus in Caerphilly town.
Caerphilly Business Forum Awards seeking entries
High-achieving firms in Caerphilly County Borough have been urged to stake their claim to this year’s Caerphilly Business Forum Awards.
£1m Llancaiach Fawr conservation opens up servant quarters
First minister Carwyn Jones has unveiled a £1 million project that has transformed Llancaiach Fawr Manor’s servant quarters to as they were in the 17th Century.
Bedwas Workmen’s Hall opens donation drop for refugees this weekend
Bedwas Workmen’s Hall will be collecting donations for refugees this weekend after a huge response by residents helping migrants coming to Europe.
Old Caerphilly library reopens as family-friendly coffee shop
Caerphilly town’s old library building is opening its doors again as a new community coffee shop.
Twelve car crash casualties at primary school at heart of Ystrad Mynach park and ride plan
A primary school next to a planned park and ride extension has seen more road traffic casualties in the last ten years than any other in the county borough.
Gwent Police warn Caerphilly youngsters of dangers of free running on rooftops
Gwent Police has warned youngsters from climbing onto the roofs of Caerphilly town centre shops.
Gwent PCC Ian Johnston calls for end to police cuts as rural crime cost rises
The Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for Gwent has called on the UK Government to stop slashing police budgets, as it was revealed that rural crime costs the economy £800 million a year.
Bryn Meadows golf day raises £3,000 in memory of meningitis patient who lost both legs but carried on putting
A golf day held at Bryn Meadows Golf Hotel and Spa raised £3,000 for charity Meningitis Now.