Caerphilly residents have little more than a week left to comment on closure plans for a series of libraries and leisure centres.
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Councillor receives ‘hundreds’ of letters from pupils protesting leisure centre closure
Labour councillor Shane Williams, who represents Cefn Fforest, has received letters from children of nearby schools ahead of a protest outside the village leisure centre.
Rugby round-up: Caerphilly promoted, Cross Keys reach cup final
Caerphilly RFC have sealed promotion to Division 1, while Cross Keys have booked themselves a place in the Premiership Cup final at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium.
Football round-up: Machen beat Rhymney while Caerphilly Athletic push for top spot
With the end of the season fast approaching, sides across Caerphilly County Borough took advantage of the good weather on a packed weekend of football.
Early exits for borough’s darts duo at UK Open
It was a disappointing weekend for darts stars Gerwyn Price and Rhys Griffin, who both crashed out of the UK Open in the early stages.
Bluebirds beaten by Baglan Dragons but ‘still in title race’
Trethomas Bluebirds’ nine game unbeaten run came to an end on Saturday afternoon in a 2-0 loss to Baglan Dragons.
Cocaine dealer arrested in Rhymney jailed
A drug dealer has been jailed after police caught him after they were called following a report he was “unresponsive” in his car.
Man, 22, dies after collision in Penyrheol
A 22-year-old man has died following a collision on Heol Aneurin, Penyrheol, earlier this afternoon.
Meals on wheels service set for changes after being saved from axe
Caerphilly Council’s meals on wheels service could be set for changes this spring, months after it was saved from the axe.
200 extra workers to join Welsh NHS after health secretary’s India visit
It forms part of an agreement between the Welsh Government and the Government of Kerala, which was signed last year.