Julie James, who was appointed counsel general in September, pledged to pursue more powers from Westminster, beginning with the devolution of probation and youth justice.
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Claims Labour ‘gave up fight’ to save Welsh steel
Labour faced accusations of giving up the fight and making false promises after more than 100 years of traditional steel production came to an end in Port Talbot.
Class C drugs seized by police in Blackwood raids
Gwent Police carried out to drug raids in Blackwood on Tuesday morning.
Green light for village flats to be converted into five-bed HMO
The proposals for 79 Commercial Street will allow two existing flats to become a house in multiple occupation for five people.
Backing for new vets’ practice for town retail park
A new veterinary practice could increase visitors to Caerphilly’s Castle View Shopping Centre, planners have suggested.
Plans for potential new windfarm unveiled
The turbines, up to 180 metres tall, would be located on grassland east of Abercarn and the A467, north of Cwmcarn Forest Drive.
Award nomination for ‘natural leader’ who helped start mental health scheme
Emma Jenkins, from Bargoed, is a mental health crisis manager for the South East Wales Shared Lives Scheme, which she helped set up five years ago.
Football round-up: Treowen Stars strengthen grip and Fleur De Lys win big
With most Caerphilly sides in action, it was a jam-packed weekend of football which brought goals and drama across the borough.
‘Little star’: Six-year-old going through leukaemia treatment launches campaign
Harry Daniels was just four-years-old when he was diagnosed with leukaemia two weeks before his parents’ wedding.
Gerwyn Price to face Dutch number two at World Grand Prix
The competition gets underway in Leicester on Monday October 7, and concludes with the final on Sunday October 13.