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More than £2k raised in memory of mother and daughter who were “best friends”

More than £2,000 has been raised in memory of mother and daughter Cheryl Woods and Sarha Smith, who died in a crash on the M4 last week.

A businessman’s legal battle to store skips on land in Llanbradach will be decided by a Welsh Government-appointed inspector in November.

The long-term future of the Senedd’s main offices hangs in the balance as the clock ticks down on the building’s lease, a report revealed.

A controversial traveller site is applying for planning permission from the Council again after being successful in its Welsh Government appeal.

Two boys who were arrested on suspicion of carrying a firearm have been released as police continue to appeal for information.

Repairs to the A469 over the Rhymney River cost more than £270,000, according to information listed on a Welsh Government website.

Mountain Road in Caerphilly has been closed between its junctions with Warren Drive and Watford Road following a traffic collision.

The bilingual exhibitions and talks are being put together by the Jewish History Association of South Wales.

Leeds Rhinos star Bethan Dainton, who hails from Hengoed, has been named the new captain of Wales women’s rugby league team.

Caerphilly Senedd Member Hefin David discusses local Stagecoach bus services in his latest blog for Caerphilly Observer.