Huw Irranca-Davies reiterated a promise to introduce legislation disqualifying lying politicians amid concerns about vexatious complaints and politicisation of the courts.
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Schools set to strengthen ties following pupil and Estyn support
The council’s cabinet members are expected to approve a new federation deal for Cwmaber Infants and Cwmaber Junior Schools later this month.
Rugby round-up: Penallta, Senghenydd, and Machen among table climbers
Clubs from across Caerphilly County Borough were back in action on Saturday November 30.
Charity hoping to connect former sports players in Caerphilly
A charity aimed at bringing former sports players together is looking for volunteers as it prepares to launch a new club in Caerphilly.
Work underway as 82 ‘eco homes’ set to be built in Oakdale
Spades are in the ground as 92 ‘eco homes’ are set to be built on the former site of Oakdale Comprehensive School.
Call for council to be ‘transparent’ over future of Blackwood Miners’ Institute
The council currently subsidises the ‘Stute to £347,000 annually but claims it has to take “difficult decisions” to plug a £45 million budget gap.
Football round-up: Treowen open gap at the top and Maesycwmmer thrash rivals
After last week’s Storm Bert disruption, football returned across Caerphilly County Borough ahead of a packed festive period.
Week of events to mark Rhymney Library’s 50th anniversary
Rhymney Library is celebrating its 50th anniversary this week, with a packed schedule of events to mark the occasion.
Bluebirds prevail over Cwmbran Celtic in ten-goal thriller
Trethomas Bluebirds made the short trip to Cwmbran over the weekend, looking to bounce back from their disappointing 1-0 defeat to Baglan Dragons.
Two arrested after retail park theft, with festive goods recovered by police
A ‘sleigh-full’ of stolen goods have been recovered by police in Rhymney following a retail park theft.