The horses were rescued from Gelligaer and Merthyr Common on Thursday November 14 due to concerns for their welfare.
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Automatic voter registration set to get underway
Wales will become the first part of the UK to bring in automatic voter registration when pilots get underway next month.
Concern over ‘green light’ for NHS privatisation
Senedd Members quizzed Wales’ health secretary about long NHS waits amid concerns about health boards getting the “green light” to commission private sector services.
Man, 71, and girl, 14, in critical condition after Caerphilly crash
A 24-year-old man from the Cardiff area has been arrested on suspicion of causing serious injury by dangerous driving, and drug-driving.
Protect children from peering into gambling venues, council suggests
The local authority is currently reviewing its policies under the Gambling Act, which sets out rules for betting shops and other premises.
New rules and fees coming for tattoo and piercing studios
People who run or work in tattoo and body piercing studios will have to apply for new licences in the coming months, following a change in Welsh law.
Emergency services in Caerphilly town centre following collision
Police, ambulances and air ambulances are currently at the scene near the Bandstand at Castle Court Shopping Centre.
Lauren Price set for first world title defence
Lauren Price will look to defend her WBA, IBO and Ring Magazine World Welterweight titles against unbeaten Colombian contender Bexcy Mateus in December.
‘Give voters a greater say on replacing misbehaving politicians’
Campaigners called for voters to be given a say over who replaces Senedd politicians booted out of office for bad behaviour under a proposed system of recall.
Caerphilly allotment recognised as UK’s best for gender inclusion
Van Ward Allotments have landed their second ‘Best of the Best’ award, this time for providing green space for women and girls.