The Green Party has announced its candidates for Caerphilly and Islwyn ahead of next year’s General Election.
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Domestic abuse victim speaks out at re-launch of Caerphilly Council’s Multi-Agency Centre in Ystrad Mynach
A Caerphilly County Borough victim of domestic abuse has spoken of her ordeal in the hope to help other victims “set themselves free”.
Ystrad Mynach waste site plans criticised for being close to Ysbyty Ystrad Fawr
A planned waste site in Ystrad Mynach has been criticised for being close to a hospital and homes.
A planning application was submitted to develop a civic amenity site and waste transfer station on Dyffryn Business Park, nine years after similar plans were shelved.
Letter: St James Primary School war memorial clarification
I write on behalf of Van Community Council, to correct the publicised record following a recent article in your paper, “Pupil designed remembrance monument unveiled at St James Primary School”.
Police looking for Caerphilly woman who skipped court
Police are looking for a 30-year-old woman from Caerphilly who has failed to appear in court.
Lucy Olsen did not turn up to Newport Magistrates Court on Tuesday November 25.
Caerphilly Players perform Dick Whittington pantomime
Caerphilly Players’ Christmas pantomime is Dick Whittington – the story of a poor boy who travels to London to seek his fortune.
Christmas on its way as Caerphilly Town lights go on and council launch money off shopping scheme
Hundreds of people welcomed the start of Christmas, as Caerphilly Town’s Christmas lights were switched on by Santa Claus himself.
Gwent Police hunt New Tredegar man after assault in Phillipstown
Police are looking for a 26-year-old man from New Tredegar in relation to an assault in Phillipstown in June.
Caerphilly’s Malcolm Uphill pub wins Loo of the Year award for platinum toilets
A Caerphilly town pub has won acclaim for the quality and standards of its toilets – in the Loo of the Year Awards 2014.
Lindsay Whittle AM urges u-turn on Assembly Members’ “obscene” £10,000 pay rise
Assembly Members could get a £10,000 pay rise after a recommendation by the Welsh Government’s Remuneration Board.