A brewery owner at loggerheads with some of his neighbours has won a protracted licensing battle to open a beer garden.
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Allotment to host Macmillan coffee morning
Breakfast rolls, tea, coffee, cakes, and biscuits, will all be sold in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support.
Senghenydd colliery disaster: How Britain’s worst mining tragedy revealed the true price of coal
The blast on October 14, 1913 killed 439 men and boys, with another dying during rescue operations. It was the worst mining disaster in British history.
One of Wales’ oldest band’s celebrates success at national championships
Crosskeys Silver Band has finished runners-up at the National Brass Band Championships, where it competed against 20 of the UK’s best.
Gerwyn Price withdraws from German Darts Championship
Price has been replaced by Ross Smith, who will face either Vincent van der Voort or Daryl Gurney in the second round
Wales needs to “radically rethink” how older people are looked after – deputy minister
Julie Morgan MS said Wales needs to “radically rethink” how older people are looked after “if we are to have a system that is fit for the future”.
‘A labour of love’: community groups come together to offer clothing bank for residents
Bargoed YMCA, the Parent Network and Caerphilly People First have come together to set up and run a clothing bank where residents can access children and adult clothes for free.
Almost 400 people could lose their community council under boundary proposals
The Local Democracy and Boundary Commission for Wales has proposed 13 changes to community council boundaries in Caerphilly.
Council inviting residents to have their say on Caerphilly 2035 masterplan
An exhibition outlining the Caerphilly 2035 plans is being held at Caerphilly Library and the Vanguard Centre over the next month.
Service to mark 110th anniversary of Senghenydd Mining Disaster
A memorial service will be held at the Welsh National Mining Memorial and Garden to mark the 110th anniversary of the Senghenydd Mining Disaster.