A local pub is going all out for the golf this weekend – turfing the whole of the bar area to give a great Ryder Cup atmosphere.The Hollybush in Nelson will be…
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Companies urged to ‘go for glory’ at Caerphilly Business Forum Awards
Companies in Caerphilly County Borough have been urged to enter this year’s Caerphilly Business Forum Awards 2014. Firms of all sizes and sectors based in Caerphilly have until October 3 to get…
Blackwood boy charged with murder of Michael Lee Emmett
A 16-year-old boy from Blackwood has been charged with the murder of Michael Lee Emmett.Mr Emmett, 29, passed away on September 2, after he and another man were attacked on Bryn Road and…
Dog attacked and shot in Rudry on the mend, say RSPCA
A dog that was beaten up by two men and shot with an airgun in Rudry last week is making a steady recovery.
Woman has purse stolen from trolley while shopping in Caerphilly Morrisons
A lady had a purse stolen from her handbag while shopping in Morrisons in Caerphilly town.
Plaid Cymru AM takes up the case of Blackwood worker jailed in Indonesia
Plaid Cymru AM Lindsay Whittle has called for the release of Blackwood computer worker Mathew Davies who has been jailed in Indonesia.The South Wales East AM, whose regional seat covers Blackwood, has…
Bon Bon Buddies signs sweet deal with soft drink company Britvic
An Oakdale-based sweet manufacturer has signed a new deal with soft drink brand Tango.Bon Bon Buddies, Europe’s leading licenced character confectionery company, will expand its own-brand range with the launch of new…
Blackwood boy arrested on suspicion of murder in Michael Lee Emmett stabbing inquiry
A 16-year-old boy from Blackwood has been arrested on suspicion of murder following the death of Michael Lee Emmett.
Welsh Government face legal challenge into M4 relief road decision
Friends of the Earth Cymru have launched a legal challenge against Welsh Government plans to build a M4 relief road around Newport.
Plaid Cymru supports call for Caerphilly Council to stand alone
Plaid Cymru’s Caerphilly councillors will support Labour’s call to not merge with Torfaen and Blaenau Gwent county borough councils.