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The roads that won’t be lowered to 20mph – Caerphilly Council decides on new limit exemptions
Caerphilly County Borough Council has decided which roads will not be lowered to the new default 20mph speed limit.
Application to expand greyhound racing stadium approved by council
A contentious planning application to extend Wales’ only greyhound stadium has finally been approved after several attempts.
Leisure centre could close for good without “significant investment”
Pontllanfraith Leisure Centre has been closed without a guarantee it will reopen, after the council announced it needs “significant investment”.
Dad to star in charity ice hockey tournament to raise money in late daughter’s memory
Chris Thomas will be taking part in a charity ice hockey tournament to raise money for Ty Hafan, in memory of his late daughter Scarlett.
More than 1,000 cat cruelty calls made to RSPCA last year
The RSPCA received more than 1,000 calls about cat cruelty in Wales during 2022, the charity has revealed.
Are you affected by noisy works on the Rhymney rail line?
Residents who have been affected by noisy railway works on the Rhymney line are being urged to voice their concerns directly to Transport for Wales at a drop-in event next month.
Volunteer inspectors sought by Gwent Police Crime Commissioner
A call for volunteer inspectors has been made to help police maintain its custody standards.
Value of Wales’ food and drink exports worth a record £797m last year
Welsh food and drink exports were worth a record £797 million last year, Wales’ rural affairs minister has said.
Caerphilly Miners’ Centre looking for new trustees to help run it
Caerphilly Miners’ Centre, which opened on the site of the former Caerphilly Miners’ Hospital in 2015, is appealing for new trustees.