Children from Stagecoach Theatre Arts School in Caerphilly performed alongside some of the West End’s biggest stars at a fundraising event for Ty Hafan in Cardiff.
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Residents urged to claim free entry to Caerphilly Castle
Residents are being urged to claim their free entry pass to Caerphilly Castle.
People living in Caerphilly town, Llanbradach, Senghenydd, Abertridwr, Penyrheol and Nelson can apply for their pass to gain free entry to the 13th Century building.
Five arrested for Caerphilly fuel thefts as Gwent Police use ‘invisible substance’ to catch culprits
Five people have been arrested after a spate of fuel thefts from industrial estates across in the Caerphilly area as Gwent Police use forensic marking to catch thieves.
South Wales East AM Lindsay Whittle’s blog: December 3
In his regular blog for Caerphilly Observer South Wales East AM Lindsay Whittle gives his take on recent news.
Caerphilly’s Manon Carpenter nominated for BBC Wales Sports Personality of the Year
Caerphilly’s double world champion mountain biker has been nominated for the BBC Wales Sports Personality of the Year.
Ystrad Mynach brain tumour survivor joins Hunger Games stars on the red carpet
A 17-year-old brain tumour survivor met her favourite film stars after a charity arranged for her to go to the latest Hunger Games premiere.
Christmas tree light fire in Maesycwmmer sparks calls to 999
Christmas lights caught fire on a tree in Maesycwmmer last night, December 2, sparking a call to the fire brigade.
Caerphilly chocolate manufacturer Oncocoa signs deal with Tesco
A speciality chocolate manufacturer based in Caerphilly has signed a £290,000 a year deal with supermarket Tesco.
Absconded prisoner with links to Caerphilly still on the run
A prisoner with links to Caerphilly who absconded from HMP Leyhill in South Gloucestershire is still on the run, police have said.Daniel Wynne, 28, failed to appear for roll call at 4.45pm…
Pengam professor wins international Ruane Prize for psychiatric research
A Pengam-born professor who has received a £32,000 prize for psychiatric research at a ceremony in New York has warned a lack of funding could hinder research into adolescent mental disorders.