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Find out how you can get help with your debt from Citizens Advice
In its latest column for Caerphilly Observer, charity Citizens Advice Caerphilly Blaenau Gwent explains some of the issues surrounding debt.
Council accused of ‘pleading poverty’ while investing £21m in bonds
The local authority has defended the investments, arguing they are “fully compliant” with regulations.
Residents next to controversial housing development endure further flooding
As Blackwood residents endure yet more sleepless nights protecting their homes from flooding, questions have been raised as to why a Taylor Wimpey site was approved in the first place.
New battery storage plant will be funded by Gwent pension scheme
A new battery energy storage plant at the site of a decommissioned power station will be funded by Gwent pensioners.
Caerphilly 10k and 2k races to return in May
The Caerphilly 10k and 2k races are returning to the town in May, with entries now open.
Rugby round-up: Big wins for Penallta and Cross Keys as Bargoed reach cup semi-finals
Penallta scored 73 points as they secured a crucial win over relegation rivals Treorchy, while Bargoed have joined Bedwas in the Challenge Cup semi-finals.
Price beaten by Luke Littler in Dutch Darts Masters semi-finals
Price now turns his focus towards his Premier League Darts campaign, which gets underway at Cardiff’s Utilita Arena on Thursday February 1.
“Shameful”: Artist criticises council’s plans to mothball Winding House
An artist who previously exhibited at Winding House has called the council’s plan to mothball the venue “shameful”.
“Big impact”: Town mayor fears events will be in jeopardy if council cuts are approved
Bargoed Town Council has relied on the borough council to help financially support some of its annual events – and Caerphilly Council’s deputy leader has said this will continue to be the case this year.