Hancox’s Pies in Caerphilly is celebrating its 20th award since first opening its doors in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic four years ago.
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Teachers bidding to become European Esports champion and land spot at world cup
An assistant head teacher and a pupil behaviour specialist will be representing Wales at a hi-tech virtual sports event.
Police appeal following crash which left 39-year-old cyclist with “serious injuries”
Police are appealing for information after a crash in Bedwas involving a car and a pushbike left a 39-year-old man in hospital with serious injuries.
Risca food festival, open mic nights, and markets. What’s on this weekend and beyond
🎵 Local band Chaos Light will be performing at Case Cafe, on Afon Court, Bedwas House Industrial Estate, tonight (Friday September 13) at 9pm.👻 There are still places left to take part…
Italian fusion café set to open in former Coffi Vista building
Three brothers from Caerphilly are set to open a Welsh-Italian café bar inside the building which formerly housed Coffi Vista.
Trethomas Bluebirds boss named manager of the month
Trethomas Bluebirds’ Mark Dunford has been named manager of the month in the Cymru South after leading his side to the top of the table.
Firefighter set to run half marathon wearing his full gear for charity
Caerphilly-based firefighter Lee Prescott is set to run Cardiff Half Marathon wearing 22kg’s worth of equipment to raise money for a motor neurone disease (MND) charity.
‘Pop-up’ meeting and working spaces set to open in borough’s empty high street shops
Several empty buildings across Caerphilly County Borough are being converted into ‘pop-ups’ where businesses can rent spaces to work and hold meetings.
Bargoed Bowls Club secure title and clinch promotion on final day decider
In a first versus second winner takes all match-up, Bargoed Bowls claimed victory over Bridgend Municipal to win the division five title.
Summer sport camps could shut down in changes to children’s disability services
Children’s disability sport camps could face the axe in Caerphilly due to a drop in demand, with the local authority keen to encourage participation in alternative activities throughout the year.