A husband and wife team of entrepreneurs who successfully grew a £3m a year business have started a new venture.Ross and Claire Porter, from Pontllanfraith, have launched Lady Muck Cleaning – a…
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Killer driver from Aberbargoed wanted by police for return to prison
An Aberbargoed man convicted and sentenced for causing death by careless driving is wanted by police after breaching the terms of his release licence.
Caerphilly food business prosecuted for poor hygiene
The owner of a Caerphilly-based food business has been ordered to pay £2,315 after admitting a string of food hygiene charges.
Islwyn MP calls for big change in banking
Islwyn MP Chris Evans has called for banking reform as a new report reveals that most bank account holders do not understand their current account terms and conditions. The Which? ‘Big Change’…
Jobseekers use Government scheme to start their own business
Thirty jobseekers in Caerphilly County Borough have used a UK Government scheme to get help to start their own business.Across the UK, more than 8,000 businesses have been set up since the…
Gwent’s Police and Crime Commissioner begins work
Gwent Police’s newly elected Police and Crime Commissioner has begun work on Tursday November 22 – marking the end of Gwent Police Authority.
“Excellent” response to council’s Operation Santa Appeal
Caerphilly County Borough Council has said it has had an excellent response to this year’s Operation Santa charity appeal.
Caerphilly Youth Forum elects their new Cabinet
Caerphilly Youth Forum has elected a new team to represent them next year.A new Vice Chair, Fundraising Officer and Press Officer was elected along with new representatives and deputies for Living Environment,…
Caerphilly County Borough’s special constables recognised for work
Gwent Police’s volunteer special constable team in Caerphilly County Borough Council has been named team of the year at the All-Wales Special Constabulary Awards.The Caerphilly team, nominated by Inspector Kevin Childs, won…
Plaid leader questions delay in asking for funding over Cwmcarn High School
The leader of the Plaid Cymru opposition group on Caerphilly County Borough Council has questioned why the Labour-run authority has yet to ask the Welsh Government for financial help over the asbestos scare at Cwmcarn High School.