Wales U18s impressed in front of packed-out crowd of 1,400 people at the Centre for Sporting Excellence, beating Scotland U18s 43-10.
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Rugby round-up: Keys up to fourth while Bargoed keep the heat on league leaders
Cross Keys’ win over Penallta sees them rise to fourth in the WRU National Championship East, while Bargoed beat Newbridge to maintain their title push.
Caerphilly Business Club networking event at Atlantic Services
Caerphilly Business Club will be holding its latest business networking event on Friday April 26 with a tour of Atlantic Service Company and an insight into the ‘Toyota Production System’.
Car park could be partially closed for up to eight weeks for repair works
Emporium car park, in Bargoed, will be partially closed for up to eight weeks.
Moonkarta: The surreal family-friendly podcast made in a Caerphilly garden shed studio
Written by Caerphilly-based actor Terry Mynott and Cardiff-based stand-up comedian Col Howarth, Moonkarta is a ten-episode epic fantasy adventure series.
Transport for Wales vows action against fare dodgers to tackle £10m lost revenue
Anyone travelling by train in Wales without a valid ticket or permit could soon face a £20 fine.
A community’s drive to transform Caerphilly Workmen’s Hall into a cultural centre
Caerphilly Workmen’s Hall could be transformed into a fully-fledged creative and cultural centre – and those behind the plan need your help.
Cardiff Queen Street station to close for eight days over the next month
The closure is so TfW can make “signalling and track upgrades” to the station, which is due to be electrified by the end of 2024 as part of the South Wales Metro scheme.
Wales Under-18s to host Scotland in Ystrad Mynach
On Sunday March 3, two Wales U18s sides are set to face Scotland at the Centre for Sporting Excellence in Ystrad Mynach – with entry free.
“Not a lot to ask for” – Calls for St David’s Day to be made a bank holiday
Plaid Cymru Senedd Member Peredur Owen Griffiths has written to the UK Government calling for St David’s Day to be made a bank holiday.