A number of bus routes have been saved across Caerphilly County Borough weeks after Stagecoach announced they were cutting routes, blaming funding cuts.
But the 538 between Blackwood and Penybryn is to be cut and a reduced service will operate on the C17 between Caerphilly and Bargoed after July 19.
The current edition of Caerphilly Observer marks one year in print – and what a year it has been.
An animal charity that provides therapeutic interaction sessions for children and young people with learning difficulties has had a water supply installed.
Gwent Police is investigating two thefts of petrol which happened on Saturday May 31.A man filled up fuel containers in the boot of his car at Tesco petrol station on Pengam Road…
Half of employees in Wales say they know a colleague who has had to quit work due to stress in the past year, according to a survey by Capita Employee Benefits.
Aberbargoed Library has celebrated the first anniversary of its reopening.
Around £90,000 was spent on its refurbishment after it closed in March 2012.
A new project supporting stroke survivors and carers to campaign together for better services is now recruiting members across Caerphilly and Blaenau Gwent.
National Bookstart Week begins on Monday June 9 and families across Caerphilly County Borough gave been encouraged to take part in the celebrations.
The Principality Building Society has been crowned Business of the Year at the Arts and Business Cymru Awards for the second time, recognising the society’s commitment to the arts in Wales.
An eight-year-old schoolgirl has scooped the top prize in a competition to create a new ice cream sundae to help raise funds for the 2015 Urdd Eisteddfod.