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Bowel cancer self-screening tests to be sent out to more people across Wales

Bowel cancer self-screening tests will now be sent to people aged between 51 and 54 in Wales.

An exploding firework has left two young boys hospitalised with reportedly serious injuries.

Keeping a 24-hour minor injuries unit in Abergavenny could delay operations and treatments for patients across Gwent, a health boss has warned.

If the Welsh Government’s new Bill is passed, residents would no longer have to register to vote before Senedd or council elections.

Volunteer heroes from across Caerphilly County Borough have been celebrated for their efforts at keeping their communities alive.

Several nearby residents have lodged objections to Brew Monster’s application, arguing the beer garden would cause increased disturbances.

A year after losing his wife to Multiple Sclerosis, 65-year-old Philip Robinson has been raising money to help others affected by MS.

Caerphilly Ladies Choir were joined by guests from down under at their latest charity concert – raising more than £450 for Wales Air Ambulance.

Draethen residents lined the single road through their small village on a busy Friday afternoon to remind drivers of the new 20mph law.

Darts star Gerwyn Price, from Markham, saw off Danny Noppert in the World Grand Prix opening round on Monday October 2.