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Thumbs up for new tyre business that could create 60 jobs
A tyre distribution company will create around 60 jobs when it takes on a warehouse in Newport.
Villagers at odds over plan to lower ‘historic feature’ wall
A boundary wall in Marshfield can be lowered by the homeowner despite villagers claiming it is “architecturally significant”, Newport councillors have decided.
General Dynamics set to benefit as part of £15bn government defence spending boost
General Dynamics, which employs hundreds of people at its sites in Oakdale and Merthyr Tydfil, has been named as a key supplier by the UK Government.
Welsh Government’s chief legal adviser defends political impartiality
Wales’ new counsel general defended his political impartiality while facing scrutiny over grooming gangs, the deteriorating state of court buildings and cross-border NHS care.
Man, 24, recalled to prison after licence breach
Rhys Jones, 24, from the Rhymney area, was serving a sentence for drug possession with intent to supply.
Caerphilly-based insurance firm reports rising turnover despite profit dip
The business, which employs more than 180 people, said a drop in pre-tax profits reflected a “deliberate investment” in expanding its offices.
Education secretary vows to tackle ‘root causes’ of antisocial behaviour in schools
Plaid Cymru’s Anna Brychan was pressed on the Welsh Government’s plans to tackle antisocial behaviour.
Llancaiach Fawr still closed a year after new operator chosen
A deal to reopen the heritage site Llancaiach Fawr is yet to be finalised, nearly a year after the council said it had found a preferred operator.
Town mayor’s fury after he is stopped again from taking new council role
The mayor of Blackwood has blasted a Caerphilly County Borough Council plan to reject his nomination to its standards committee.