A builder who destroyed three protected bat roosts while removing a cottage roof has been handed a 12-month conditional discharge.
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Town’s new market could create up to 50 jobs
Council deputy leader Jamie Pritchard has said the new market, Ffos Caerffili, was a “cornerstone” of the regeneration plan for Caerphilly town.
English-medium school heads to Urdd National Eisteddfod for the first time
Pupils from Islwyn High School will compete at the Eisteddfod yr Urdd, which is taking place from May 27 to June 1 in Montgomeryshire.
Sin bins to be rolled-out across grassroots football in Wales from next season
Sin bins, will be rolled-out across grassroots senior and youth football starting from next season, following a successful trial.
Ystrad Mynach welcomes thousands of visitors to annual spring fair
More than 5,600 people descended on Ystrad Mynach for its annual spring fair – the busiest day of the year for the town so far.
‘Loved by all’: Outpouring of tributes for ‘larger than life personality’
After suddenly passing away on his 40th birthday, the people of Caerphilly have come out in force to share their memories and pay their respects to local legend, Andrew Gomer.
Plan for holiday flats above village pub
Plans submitted to Caerphilly Council show proposals for two one-bedroom units and three two-bedroom flats.
Bargoed RFC Youth miss out in plate final despite “massive” performance
Bargoed’s youth side were beaten by Carmarthen Athletic at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium despite a “massive” performance.
Shoplifter wanted back behind bars as police launch appeal
Yarran Watkins, 30, from Blackwood, broke the conditions of his release from prison, Gwent Police has said.
Phillipstown’s post office could reopen in new location
The Post Office proposes opening a new branch on Jones Street in the coming months.