Vaughan Gething told a scrutiny committee the relationship with farmers has improved significantly in the months since widespread protests against subsidy reforms.
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Idris Davies principal named headteacher of the year
Richard Owen is the head of Idris Davies School in Rhymney. Encompassing ages three to 18, the ‘super school’ has around 900 pupils.
Bhangra drums signal the reopening of Bargoed post office
The sound of Bhangra drums echoed around Bargoed a fortnight ago when the town’s newly refurbished post office had its official opening.
Pictures from the 81st Machen Show
Thousands of people passed through the gates of this year’s Machen Show to enjoy the 81st edition of the event.
Arrest made after reports of man carrying knife in town centre
A 33-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of carrying a knife in Caerphilly town centre.
Police appeal for second suspect after car, bank cards, and cash stolen in burglary
A 42-year-old man from Blackwood has already been charged with burglary, attempted burglary, vehicle theft, and fraud by false representation.
First Minister grilled over minister’s sacking
Vaughan Gething denied there is any onus on him to prove Hannah Blythyn leaked to the press despite her denials and confirmation she was not the source.
Planning permission granted for new dog grooming parlour
It is proposed the new dog grooming parlour will operate between the hours of 8am and 6pm, Monday to Saturday.
Chicken shop’s plan to open until 3am quashed over noise concerns
Pepe’s Chicken had argued its takeaway, on Caerphilly’s Cardiff Road, should be granted extended opening hours “due to the consumer demand for its food”.
Council to share plans to fix long-standing road issues
Council plans to address long-standing issues on the A469 between Pontlottyn and Tirphil will be shared with residents
next week.