The Welsh Government’s plans to establish a new national adoption service don’t go far enough, according to a National Assembly for Wales committee.
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10,000 people in Wales trained as Mental Health First Aiders
Ten thousand people across Wales have been trained to spot the symptoms of mental health problems, and taught how to approach someone with a problem to offer support.
Bedwas IT firm awarded Preferred Partner status with computer giant Dell
An IT firm based in Bedwas is expected to grow its sales by £200,000 after being accredited by computer giant Dell.
Police warn Bargoed motorists after spate of thefts
Gwent Police has issued a warning to motorists in Bargoed after a spate of vehicle thefts.
Caerphilly and Senghenydd primary pupils to showcase film making skills
Pupils from Ysgol Gymraeg Caerffili, in Caerphilly and Nant Y Parc Primary School in Senghenydd have been shortlisted as finalists in a prestigious digital media competition.The school children will represent the Caerphilly…
Caerphilly drink driver banned for three years
A Caerphilly man who was twice over the drink drive limit has been banned from driving for three years.
Fuel thieves target motorists in Caerphilly and Blaenau Gwent
Gwent Police has issued a warning after an increase in fuel thefts from vehicles.In the last two months, Gwent Police has received 26 reports of the theft of fuel across the two…
First Minister calls for Severn Crossing charges to be controlled by Welsh Government
First Minister Carwyn Jones has said he wants the Welsh Government to take control of tolls on both Severn Crossings from 2018.
Plaid councillor elected as voice of young people for fifth year
Plaid Cymru Councillor Mike Prew has been elected as the county borough’s Youth Champion for the fifth year.
Careers fair to help youngsters choose their path
More than 2,000 Year 9 pupils from across Caerphilly County Borough will descend on Caerphilly Leisure Centre this week for a careers fair.