Pupils were turned away from Caerphilly’s St Martin’s School this morning – because they weren’t wearing officially-branded shorts.
Category: News
More train services along Rhymney line from next month
The number of train services will be increased along the Rhymney line from next month, Transport for Wales has announced.
Fears raised in Senedd over coal tip reclamation projects
Proposals to reclaim disused tips risk opening the floodgates to coal extraction under the guise of remediation, the Senedd heard.
Church fundraising concert to celebrate 150 year anniversary
Mount Carmel Baptist Church in Caerphilly is celebrating 150 years with a concert that will also raise money for Christian Aid.
Gwent’s new police and crime commissioner officially sworn in
Gwent’s new police and crime commissioner, Jane Mudd, has vowed to serve “without fear or favour”.
Premier League return for Gerwyn Price after back injury
Gerwyn Price returns to Premier League Darts action on Thursday May 9, having missed last week’s event due to a trapped nerve in his back.
Senedd to get more members after expansion plan approved
Landmark legislation to increase the size of the Senedd and change its voting system cleared the final hurdle in the Welsh Parliament.
Woman to cycle more than 300 miles in memory of mum lost to cancer
After losing her mother to pancreatic cancer earlier this year, Bethan Cox is planning to cycle more than 300 miles to raise money and awareness for one of the most difficult cancers to spot.
Spring events pull in the crowds and hailed a success
Saturday May 4 saw Bargoed’s May Fair – the final event of the spring, before Risca hosts its beach party next month.
Aldi submits plans to demolish Co-operative Food store and build new supermarket
Aldi has submitted formal plans to build a new supermarket on the site of the Co-operative Food store in Nelson.