Andrew Bailey said he was impressed by the “very insightful questions” from pupils at St Cenydd Comprehensive School.
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Woman jailed for life after admitting murder of mother’s best friend during drunken row
Rebecca Press, 31, killed Richard Marc Ash, 57, at her mother’s home by plunging a 7.5cm kitchen knife into his chest.
Audit Wales report criticises council’s homelessness approach
An Audit Wales report has revealed that Caerphilly County Borough Council does not have a “sustainable and preventative” approach to homelessness.
Indoor bowls club looking for someone to take over commercial side in bid to secure its future
Mark S. Williams, corporate director for economy and environment at the council, said: “It’s a crucial facility. There aren’t many indoor bowls facilities like this in Wales.”
Council to pay out more than £1m to repair water-damaged homes
Council leader Sean Morgan said residents on Bryn Carno had been “blighted” by water damage to the walls of their homes.
The mystery of the ‘Bargoed bed token’ has been solved
The mystery of the ‘Bargoed bed token’ has been solved by Caerphilly Observer readers and the Gelligaer Historical Society.
Traders say goodbye to Caerphilly Indoor Market as it shuts its doors for last time
Friday January 20 marked the end of an era for Caerphilly town as its indoor market, which has stood for almost 100 years, closed its doors for good.
What will equal pay mean for the growth of women’s football in Wales?
Wales joins the likes of England, USA and Brazil in agreeing to pay both national sides equal wages. But is this genuine progress? Or just a token gesture?
Register your bike and protect it against thieves at free Gwent Police events
Gwent Police are running a ‘bike marking’ event in Bargoed where cyclists can come and register their bikes to help protect them against thieves.
More than 70 new jobs could be created at computer firm
More than 70 new jobs could be created at a computer firm in Ystrad Mynach thanks to a £6 million investment.