Rhymney’s Twisted Chimney, which cost £180,000, could be dismantled after being in disrepair for nearly a year.
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Charlotte Church and Côr Cochion at Bedwas Workmen’s Hall
Charlotte Church, together with socialist choir Côr Cochion, will lead 100 singers at a musical event to support Palestinian victims of the Israel-Hamas war.
Ship Deck looking to be named takeaway of the year in National Fish and Chip Awards
Trethomas chippy Ship Deck is up for the Field to Frier category, and is also in the best takeaway category.
Cascade Ladies win dramatic penalty shootout against Cwmbran Celtic to reach semi-finals
Cascade Ladies secured their spot in the South Wales FA semi final after a six goal thriller against Cwmbran Celtic led to a penalty shootout.
Rugby round-up: Newbridge, Blackwood, and Caerphilly in action as Bargoed host Scots
Newbridge, Blackwood, and Caerphilly were in league action over the weekend, while Bargoed hosted Scottish outfit Hawick Quins.
Risca knocked-out of league cup quarter finals by Mumbles Rangers
Risca United have been knocked out of the league cup quarter-finals after losing to Mumbles Rangers on penalties.
The Caerphilly animation studio behind Foo Fighters videos marks ten years in business
An award-winning computer animation and graphics studio, whose credits include music videos for the Foo Fighters, has celebrated its tenth anniversary.
Action needed to stop Measles outbreaks happening more often
Measles outbreaks could become more frequent in Wales unless urgent action is taken, the chief medical officer has warned.
What does Wales’ future hold? New report maps options for more devolution, federal and independent futures
A commission set up to consider the constitutional future of Wales has published its final report. Bangor University’s Stephen Clear looks at the options.
“These services should be run for the benefit of people, not big profits”
South Wales East MS Delyth Jewell talks about recent examples of big businesses “disregarding the interests of ordinary people”