The Democracy and Boundary Commission Cymru has published its final recommendations for changes to the borough’s wards.
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By-election could be on cards following councillor’s resignation
A by-election could be called in Rogerstone following the resignation of a Newport city councillor.
‘Historic milestone’: Senedd backs British Sign Language bill
The BSL bill – introduced by Conservative Mark Isherwood – will end Wales’ status as the only UK nation without specific sign language protections.
Woman to walk length of Hadrian’s Wall in father’s memory to raise money for charity
An Abercarn woman will embark on a journey like no other this August- an 84-mile walk across Hadrian’s Wall in memory of her dad, Peter, who passed away last year with cancer.
New flatter route confirmed for this year’s Caerphilly 10k
Ahead of this year’s edition, the course has been redesigned to give runners a more consistent route, reducing elevation by 14.29% compared to 2025.
Homes plan rejected over chopped-down tree
Caerphilly County Borough Council planners said a “recently-felled” tree in front of the property was not acknowledged in the proposals for four new flats.
Major plans for nearly 200 homes in revival of colliery site
Nearly 200 new homes could be built in a major redevelopment of Penallta Colliery, including the restoration of its listed power hall.
Bargoed Spring Fair coming to town this weekend
Bargoed is hosting its spring fair this weekend, bringing a range of food and drink, craft stalls, and entertainment to the town centre.
Girl, 7, conquers Pen y Fan for charity amid meningitis battle
Seven-year-old Noa-Rose, from Cefn Fforest, has scaled south Wales’ highest peak to raise more than £5,000 for charity Meningitis Now.
Gym reopens at new site after community asset transfer
JM Gym Fitness, a community interest company, has taken over the running of the building from Caerphilly County Borough Council.