Gemma Jones, 35, and Corey Rowlands, 23, were stopped and searched by Gwent Police officers in Aberbargoed on Saturday November 8.
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Two-year gap for ex-politicians on conduct committee too short, watchdog warns
Douglas Bain expressed concerns about former MSs being eligible to join the committee only two years after standing down or not being returned at an election.
‘These blankets will make such a difference’
With Christmas approaching, more than 150 blankets have been donated to people in need thanks to the efforts of Caerphilly Miners’ Centre volunteers over the last year.
Takeaway’s late-night opening plan turned down
Members of the council’s licensing committee voted unanimously to refuse a bid for later closing times at Philly Grill, on Caerphilly’s Cardiff Road.
Caerphilly Council ex-leader joins Green Party
The former leader of Caerphilly County Borough Council, who dramatically quit Labour at the start of campaigning for the Caerphilly Senedd by-election, has joined the Green Party.
Crowds gather across Caerphilly County Borough to mark Remembrance Sunday
Crowds of people came together across Caerphilly County Borough on Sunday to pay their respects on Remembrance Day.
Residents thanked as gas pipe upgrade works completed
Wales and West Utilities has thanked residents for their patience after completing gas pipe upgrades in Caerphilly town centre.
Cefn Fforest Miners’ Institute restored to former glory after six years of ‘tireless efforts’
Cefn Fforest Miners Institute has reopened its doors for the first time in more than 15 years thanks to the efforts of an “outstanding community”.
‘Don’t follow suit’: Welsh tourism bill faces ‘horror story’ warning from Scotland
Tourism leaders have urged Wales not to follow Scotland’s lead by replicating a “failed” licensing scheme that has “harmed” the industry and created a “thriving black market”.
14,000 job losses or 22% tax hike: The stark choice facing Welsh councils
Welsh councils have warned plugging a £436m budget gap for next year would require an average council tax increase of 22% or the loss of 14,000 jobs.