With the Remembrance season quickly approaching, Fr Darren Lynch is keen to ensure St Tyfaelog’s poppy display looks as good as new.
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24-hour minor injury unit could be closed at night under health board plans
The Aneurin Bevan University Health Board is planning to change the opening hours of Nevill Hall Hospital’s minor injuries unit.
Council workforce cuts not ruled out as financial pressures loom
Caerphilly County Borough Council leader Sean Morgan has not ruled out a reduction in council workers as part of the local authority’s efforts to cope with looming financial pressures.
NHS patients will soon be able to choose between letters in English or Welsh
At present, Aneurin Bevan University Health Board often sends information out bilingually.
New breast care unit set to open in 2024
A specialist breast unit at Ysbyty Ystrad Fawr will open as planned in 2024 despite the local health board’s gloomy financial situation.
Council’s planning blueprint in limbo after Welsh Government challenge
Caerphilly council’s planning blueprint for future developments is still in limbo after the Welsh Government challenged its contents.
Health board could be as much as £160m overbudget – despite cuts already made
Aneurin Bevan University Health Board could be as much as £160 million overbudget by the end of this financial year, bosses have been warned.
Family pays tribute to “larger than life” great-grandmother
Tributes have been paid to a “larger than life” great-grandmother who died after being hit by a car in Nelson.
Caerphilly Business Club networking breakfast in Bedwas
Caerphilly Business Club is holding its next networking breakfast event on Thursday September 28 at 7.30am at Ked’s Bar, on Bedwas House Industrial Estate.
More than £7,500 raised for charities by Blackwood’s ‘walking councillor’
Councillor Andrew Farina-Childs, has been dubbed the ‘walking councillor’ after raising more than £7,500 for charities in the last three years.