Peredur Owen Griffiths called for a register during First Minister’s questions as he argued people have a right to know the location of historic toxic sites.
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Summer football league: Mixed responses to a trial from clubs across Caerphilly
Caerphilly Observer spoke to three football clubs who have all struggled to get games played due to bad weather over the years.
Musical fundraiser for Velindre features West End and the Voice stars
West End to Broadway is being held on Sunday March 3 at Studio 54 in Blackwood, with all proceeds going to Velindre.
Library to reopen after two years
The library has been closed since February 2022, when it was damaged during Storm Eunice.
Senghenydd’s National Mining Memorial to be formally recognised by Welsh Government
Senghenydd’s national mining memorial garden is to be formally endorsed by the Welsh Government.
Hungry pigs at the heart of plan to build new eco-home
Two pigs named Cagney and Lacey are playing a key role in the development of a new eco-friendly home in Caerphilly County Borough.
Questions asked over railway footbridge replacement delays
The Tynygraig footbridge, which goes over the Rhymney line, was damaged nearly four years ago – but is yet to be replaced despite promises.
Two men charged in connection with suspected people smuggling operation
The men were initially arrested in April 2023 at a hand car wash on Pontygwindy Road, Caerphilly.
Police confirm missing 15-year-old found
Police appealed for information to find a missing teenager.
Caerphilly Council awarded £1m to loan out for building projects
Interest-free loans totalling £1 million are to be made to bring 12 town centre properties back into use through a Welsh Government scheme.