South Wales East MS Peredur Owen Griffiths talks public sector cuts in his latest blog for Caerphilly Observer.
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Author researching Caerphilly’s fallen World War I soldiers appeals to relatives
Paul Williams has been researching the 186 soldiers listed on the war memorial – and currently has detailed information on 160 of them.
Phoenix Ladies’ raise £1,000 for Caerphilly Miners’ Centre and Alzheimer’s Society
Phoenix Ladies club has presented Caerphilly Miners’ Centre with a cheque worth £500 – with a further £500 going towards the Alzheimer’s Society.
Man jailed for offensive weapon wanted back behind bars
Gwent Police is appealing for Anthony Richards, 34, from the Caerphilly area, who has been recalled to prison.
Horrifying black sows and ghostly apparitions: how the magic and mystery of Wales come alive in winter
Mari Ellis Dunning, of Aberystwyth University, looks at five spooky winter customs and beliefs unique to Wales.
Rugby round-up: Cross Keys and Newbridge into semi-finals as teams in cup action
Teams across Caerphilly County Borough were playing in their respective cup competitions over the weekend.
Scheme to reduce underage drinking launched in Caerphilly
A new community alcohol partnership (CAP), has been introduced in Caerphilly County Borough in a bid to tackle underage drinking.
Halloween is here. What’s on this weekend and beyond
Find out what’s happening this weekend and beyond with our events round-up.
Call for council leader to resign over ombudsman referral
An independent councillor has called on the council’s leader to resign after he referred himself to the ombudsman’s office “in the interests of transparency”.
Six days of rail replacement buses as metro work ramps-up
Transport for Wales (TfW) has announced six days of rail replacement buses affecting passengers on the Rhymney Valley Line.