Following Vaughan Gething’s victory in the Welsh Labour leadership contest, here’s what to expect as the formal resignation and nomination process gets under way.
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Coffee shop wins retrospective planning permission
The owners of a coffee shop in Risca have won a retrospective change-of-use planning application for their business.
Retiring police and crime commissioner reflects on his two terms in the job
Jeff Cuthbert, who is stepping down as Gwent’s police and crime commissioner this spring, looks back at his two terms in the role.
Story book penned with help of school pupils and police now available at library
A story book, written with the help of Gwent Police and pupils at St James Primary School, is now available at Caerphilly Library.
Old Methodist church could become convenience store
A former church in Newbridge could become a convenience store, according to new plans filed with Caerphilly Council.
Trethomas Bluebirds make it 20 league games unbeaten with win over Goytre
Trethomas Bluebirds moved five points clear at the top of the Ardal South East with a hard fought 2-1 win over Goytre AFC on Saturday March 16.
‘New era’ – Reaction as Vaughan Gething set to become First Minister
Vaughan Gething, who will succeed Mark Drakeford, earned a narrow victory over leadership rival Jeremy Miles – winning 51.7% of the vote.
Boy arrested after rocks were reportedly thrown at cars on Risca bypass
A 16-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of endangering road users and causing criminal damage after rocks were reportedly thrown at vehicles on the A467.
Male voice choir helping youngsters with additional needs make music
Aber Valley Male Voice Choir has been helping youngsters with additional learning needs to make music.
Flats regeneration scheme boosted by Welsh Government funding
The Welsh Government has committed funding towards the redevelopment of Pentrebane Street in Caerphilly town centre.