In their debut Cymru South appearance, Trethomas Bluebirds picked-up an impressive three points on the road to Llantwit Major.
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The Ystrad Mynach-based motorbike film crew capturing the most famous races in the world
Anytime you’ve turned the TV on to watch the London Marathon, Tour of Britain, a triathlon, or any Ironman race in the world, chances are, it was filmed by MediaMotos.
Public consultation opens on proposed housing development in Trethomas
The council is asking for your opinion on the proposed development of eight bungalows on land north of James Street, Trethomas.
Decision day nears for petrol station shop’s alcohol licence proposal
Councillors will resume discussions next week on a new alcohol licence for a petrol station shop in Trethomas.
Councillors dish-out more than £7,000 for community projects
Community projects in Machen and Rudry have benefitted from more than £7,000 of funding thanks to a council funding scheme.Ward councillors Amanda McConnell and Chris Morgan have used £7,295 of their Community…
Level crossing scrapped over safety concerns
While official records show there have been no incidents at the crossing in the past ten years, CCTV has captured several incidents which sparked “concern”.
£1 million investment for Bedwas-based sport tape firm
Bedwas-based SPORTTAPE is looking to grow internationally following a six-figure investment from the Development Bank of Wales.
Green Flag status for 26 sites across Caerphilly County Borough
Of the 26 winners, two sites are new recipients of the Green Flag Community Award – Pontygwindy Allotments in Caerphilly, and Ynys Hywel Farm, near Cwmfelinfach.
Bowls: Grudge match between two Pontymister rivals leaves Athletic claiming spoils
In a true grudge match, very local rivals Pontymister Athletic Bowls Club welcomed Pontymister Welfare to Fields Road in a South Monmouthshire league match.
‘Concern’ over funding for some of borough’s major cultural sites
A senior councillor has warned that all options are on the table when it comes to turning around Caerphilly County Borough Council’s finances.