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Senedd reform plans a “step back” from current system

Plans to reform future Senedd elections are sub-optimal and a step back on Wales’ current system, a committee heard.

A Carers Wales report found that 76% of unpaid carers receiving carer’s allowance are struggling with cost-of-living pressures.

Allegations of gross misconduct against Gwent Police office Calum Powell were proven at an independently-chaired public hearing.

It is the eighth time Caerphilly Observer has been nominated for the Community award – having won it four years in a row between 2015 and 2018.

Both the Bluebirds and TNS are undefeated this season, with the pair set to battle it out in the Welsh Cup on Saturday November 11.

The church, which is located in Pontlottyn, is inviting locals to “come and help” celebrate in events which are running from November 11 to 19.

Gwent Police has confirmed a man has been taken to hospital this morning, after emergency services were called to Caerphilly Castle.

Starting on January 23, the eight-week course will run at the Welsh Innovation Centre for Enterprise (Welsh ICE) on Caerphilly Business Park.

Vaughan Gething said the UK Government’s shared prosperity fund is smaller, less flexible and narrower in scope than the EU funding it replaces.

The construction of Caerphilly’s new multimillion pound container-style market has suffered delays due to problems connecting it to the town’s sewer.