A series of family fun days have been organised to help explain how upcoming changes in the welfare system could impact on Caerphilly County Borough residents.
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New volunteers for Caerphilly’s Drug and Alcohol Youth Support team
DAYS, the Drug and Alcohol Youth Support team in the Caerphilly borough, is to welcome four new members following a successful appeal for volunteers.Working to provide information, support and advice to young…
Burgers withdrawn from Caerphilly County Borough primary school menus over horse contamination fears
Beef burgers made by a company which had some of its products test positive for horse DNA have been withdrawn from primary schools in Caerphilly County Borough.
Caerphilly teenager cast in BBC children’s series Wolfblood
An aspiring 17-year-old actress from Caerphilly has won a leading role in top children’s BBC show Wolfblood.
Caerphilly’s Matt Johnson shows support for Red Nose Day 2013
Caerphilly-born TV presenter, Matt Johnson has shown his support for Red Nose Day 2013 by paying a visit to local project, Track 2000, to experience first-hand the work done by Comic Relief…
Dog Control Orders to be implemented in May
Dog Control Orders banning the animals from enclosed children’s play areas and Multi-Use Games Areas (MUGAs) across Caerphilly County Borough will come into force from May this year.
St Cenydd Comprehensive pupils visit European Parliament
Pupils from St Cenydd School, near Trecenydd, have paid a visit to the European Parliament. Plaid Cymru MEP Jill Evans welcomed pupils and teachers to the Parliament building in Brussels on Tuesday…
Five incidents of criminal damage a day in Caerphilly County Borough
Five reports of criminal damage in Caerphilly County Borough are being made every day, according to Gwent Police.
Jocelyn Davies AM calls for imaginative approach from Welsh Government over bedroom tax
Plaid Cymru’s South Wales East AM Jocelyn Davies, has called on Housing Minister Huw Lewis, to use powers to designate rooms in the homes of people who maybe affected by the so-called…
Merged Ystrad Mynach College and Coleg Morgannwg to be called Coleg Y Cymoedd
The new college from the merger Ystrad Mynach College and Coleg Morgannwg will be called Coleg Y Cymoedd, education bosses have revealed.