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Councillor calls for levelling-up funding in north of the borough

A councillor has called for improved funding in the north of the borough to after a £20 million investment was secured for Caerphilly town.

Bird flu has been confirmed as the cause of death of around a dozen dead swans and geese found near Caerphilly Castle before Christmas.

Bedwas Health Centre faces closure after Aber Medical Centre, which runs the branch, submitted an application to the health board.

The new post office in Aberbargoed has been officially opened by the local MP after three years of no postal services in the town.

Gwent Police are calling for witnesses after receiving a report of a man approaching an eight-year-old boy in Bargoed.

Rhymney Valley Schools Rugby begin their fight to win one of the oldest schoolboy rugby trophies in the world this week.

A total of £20 million from the UK Government’s £2.1 billion levelling-up pot has been granted to Caerphilly County Borough Council.

The Post Office, which was located at Cwmfelinfach Pharmacy on 52 Maindee Road, closed on Wednesday, January 11.

Caerphilly is set to get a new leisure centre after a £20 million application to the UK Government’s Levelling Up Fund was successful.

Transport for Wales ran the first service of its new Class 231 trains today – including journeys to and from Rhymney and Bargoed.