Victims of anti-social behaviour and low-level crime can now have more of say in the punishment of offenders.
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Caerphilly Castle fireworks display raises £4,000 for charity
The annual fireworks display at Caerphilly Castle has this year raised £4,000 for charity.The event, organised by Caerphilly Town Council, saw an estimated 15,000 people descend on the town to watch the…
Aussie star David Campese hands over cash from criminals to Nelson RFC
Australian rugby legend David Campese handed over £2,500 seized from criminals to Nelson RFC during a visit to the club last night, November 4.
Fibre optic broadband launched in Rhymney
Superfast fibre optic broadband has been launched in Rhymney, the organisation responsible for its rollout has announced.Superfast Cymru said homes and businesses in the area now have access to the technology which…
“Shocking statistics” reveal growing gender pay gap as women start working for free
Today is Equal Pay Day – the day women start working for free – and it’s come three days earlier than last year, figures the Islwyn MP has called “shocking” show.
Cwmcarn Forest Drive assurances sought by AMs
Mohammad Asghar AM has called on the Welsh Government to provide assurances that the closure of Cwmcarn Forest Drive is necessary to tackle the spread of larch disease in Wales.His call came…
Pupil Development Grant will give £11m to Caerphilly’s poorest children
Schools in Caerphilly County Borough will receive more than £11 million for their most deprived pupils between 2015 and 2017.
Fab Fridays launched in bid to tackle anti-social behaviour in Caerphilly
A free sport scheme to tackle nuisance and anti-social behaviour will launch on Friday November 7 at Twyn School, Caerphilly.
Services across Caerphilly County Borough to mark Remembrance Sunday and Armistice Day
There will be services, parades and the laying of wreaths across Caerphilly County Borough on November 9 to mark Remembrance Sunday.
Firefighters tackle garage blaze in Argoed
Four fire crews fought a garage blaze in Argoed for two and a half hours last night, November 3.