New rules and regulations on clean air, workplace recycling, and single-use plastics have been passed by the Welsh Parliament.
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New Welsh economy ‘masterplan’ outlined, but opposition brand it “wafer-thin”
Vaughan Gething, Wales’ economy minister, gave a statement to the Senedd on his priorities for a stronger economy.
“Something needs to change”: Vigil held in memory of Palestinians lost in Israel-Gaza war
A group of Caerphilly residents have held a vigil to remember Palestinians lost in the war between Israel and Gaza, and have called on their MP, Wayne David, to support an immediate…
Still no repair timeline for damaged £180k sculpture
The now-damaged sculpture cost £180,000 and was installed near Rhymney by Caerphilly County Borough Council in 2010.
Caerphilly drug dealer jailed for two-and-a-half-years
Drug dealer Ethan Pope, 21, from Caerphilly, has been jailed for two-and-a-half-years after he was caught supplying cocaine via a county line to Cornwall.
Long-serving councillor awarded for service to local government
Blackwood independent councillor Kevin Etheridge has been recognised by his peers for going “above and beyond” in his public service.
Woman assaulted in Caerphilly as police appeal for information
The attack happened near the Home Bargains store on Pontygwindy Road, according to Gwent Police.
Police want to speak to three boys about Risca United’s changing room fire
Gwent Police is looking to speak with three ‘male youths’ following a fire that caused thousands of pounds worth of damage at Risca United FC’s changing rooms.
Vigil in memory of those lost in Israel-Hamas war to be held in Caerphilly
Around 40 to 50 people are expected to attend a vigil tonight, Tuesday November 28, to remember those lost in the war between Israel and Hamas.
Memorial wall and garden a “haven” where residents can remember loved ones
The memorial wall and garden are part of the newly refurbished Tirphil Community Centre, on School Street.