Opposition councillors have sounded the alarm over “worrying” and “huge” levels of staff sickness, with questions asked over the move towards working from home.
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Children as young as three involved in racism, Senedd Members told
The Senedd’s equality committee took evidence from Race Council Cymru and Cardiff University as part of an inquiry.
All school sports pitches to be open on weekends in the near future
The leader of Caerphilly County Borough Council has confirmed that every school sports pitch will be open on the weekends “very soon”.
Great-great grandmother born prematurely at 24 weeks celebrates 105th birthday
When Lillian Rose Howitt was born on November 20, 1918, she was so small she was fed with a fountain pen.
Bedwas’ losing run ends with bonus-point victory over winless Treorchy
Bedwas have returned to winning ways with victory at Treorchy – ending a run of four consecutive defeats in the WRU National Championship East.
Rugby round-up: Newbridge beat Bargoed to climb second, while Bedwas end losing streak
Newbridge have climbed to second in the WRU National Championship East after a 16-6 win over Caerphilly County Borough rivals Bargoed.
Trethomas Bluebirds make it ten wins from ten with victory over Caldicot Town
Trethomas Bluebirds have extended their lead at the top of the Ardal South East with a 4-2 win over title-chasing Caldicot Town
School celebrates 125 years with live museum tour through the decades
Waunfawr Primary has celebrated its 125th anniversary with an interactive ‘live museum’ tour, involving all 180 pupils at the school.
How ‘Planet Earth’-style cameras are helping council catch fly-tippers
An “encouraging” reduction in fly-tipping is partly down to Caerphilly Council deploying technology normally used to record wild animals.
Caerphilly Miners Centre praised by climate change minister after visit
Julie James MS visited the centre on Thursday November 16, and said it was “vital” that projects like the Miners Centre are invested in.