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Mural designed by community in bid to ‘unify’ the area
A new mural in Crosskeys has been unveiled, with those involved hoping it will help unite a divided village.
Welsh ICE boss recognised at national awards ceremony
Lesley Williams, who has been CEO at Welsh ICE since 2023, won the Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Award at a ceremony held at the ICC Wales in Newport.
Mixed reaction to new school plan over traffic and job concerns
Plans for a new 630-place school in the Bettws area of Newport have drawn a mixed reaction from the community.
Caerphilly will be one of areas hit hardest by UK Government benefit cuts
Caerphilly faces a greater impact than nearly anywhere else in Britain, with economic costs around five times the national average, according to the modelling.
Council leader facing no-confidence motion over ‘short-sighted’ library closures
Cabinet members agreed earlier this month to shut ten libraries and develop “hubs” offering a wider range of services at fewer locations.
‘More than just a subject’: Parent anger as school drops GCSE option
Parents are calling on a comprehensive school to reinstate a scrapped GCSE course described as “more than just a subject”.
Greens donate apple tree to town’s Ukrainian Gratitude Orchard
An apple tree has been donated to the Ukrainian Gratitude Orchard at Caerphilly’s Morgan Jones Park, by the Wales Green Party.
“A visionary for the Valleys”: Caerphilly Miners Centre chair stepping down this autumn
Katherine Hughes, the driving force behind Caerphilly Miners Centre, is stepping down as its chair in September.
Welsh mythology inspires latest Valleys Street Art Project in Bedwas
The Welsh mythological goddess Rhiannon is the latest subject for the Valleys Street Art Project and her image now adorns a property on Newport Road, Bedwas.