As the youth parliament enters its third term, young people across Wales will have the chance to elect 60 new members to represent them.
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Plans unveiled for new shop and martial arts studio
The owner of a martial arts club in Newbridge has applied for planning permission to open a new shop and training studio in the town.
Community groups urged to apply for grant funding
Community groups across Caerphilly have been urged to take advantage of a funding scheme that offers up to £3,000 for each successful applicant.
Election candidate’s leaflets delayed after Royal Mail ‘human error’
An election candidate says he has lodged an official complaint after leaflets promoting his campaign were allegedly delivered to homes in the wrong constituency.
Pontymister Athletic Bowls Club suffer defeat to table-topping Monmouth
In a top-of-the-table clash between Pontymister Bowls and Monmouth, it was home side Monmouth who claimed some crucial points in a Gwent Bowling League matchup.
Police appeal after woman reportedly followed around supermarket
Police are appealing after a woman was reportedly approached and followed around a supermarket by an unknown man.
Labour candidate demands impartiality assurances ahead of election hustings
A general election hustings for the new Blaenau Gwent and Rhymney constituency is being held in Ebbw Vale next week – but Labour’s candidate has sought reassurances it will be chaired independently.
Concert raises more than £600 for school music therapy sessions
Caerphilly County Borough-based choirs have teamed up to raise more than £600 towards music therapy sessions for pupils at Ystrad Mynach’s Trinity Fields School.
Colliery photographer walking 100 miles in memory of late mother
Crosskeys-born photographer, Roger Tiley, will spend six days walking across the Valleys to raise money in memory of his late mother.
Council defends Welsh-language spending after questions about value for money
Caerphilly County Borough Council says it is “committed to providing high quality bilingual services to residents”, after questions were asked about value for money.