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Damaged Twisted Chimney is the most expensive public artwork built since 2008

The Twisted Chimney is the most expensive of all 32 pieces of public art installed across Caerphilly County Borough since 2008.

For the second time this season, Fleur De Lys’ football and rugby teams have had their home pitches vandalised.

“To say he leaves a massive hole in Cross Keys RFC is an understatement. He has been a great influence on so many players and coaches.”

Ynys Hywel Countryside Centre, in Cwmfelinfach, could be partially converted into a residential home for under-16s.

Caerphilly Town Bowls Club rounded off its 80-year anniversary celebrations by marking the successes of its members throughout 2023.

Murray’s, on Upper High Street, has applied for planning permission to change the use of the second floor into a B&B with four bedrooms.

A developer has proposed the transformation of part of a car park in Blackwood into affordable housing.

Two teenagers have pleaded guilty to causing grievous bodily harm after physically attacking a 17-year-old in Rhymney.

South Wales Police is still searching for Leon Shaw, who was last seen in Bridgend at around 4.15pm on Christmas Eve.

The event took place at Gilfach Bargoed Community Centre and included a festive meal and live music – all put on by kind volunteers.