Wales’ education minister, Jeremy Miles, has called for a “national effort” to tackle falling school attendance figures.
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League winners Aberbargoed Buds appoint new manager
The Buds were led to victory in the Gwent Premier Division by Matthew Driscoll who left in May – but have now appointed a new manager.
Green energy projects to be discussed at public meeting
Proposed green energy projects in the Nelson area are to be discussed at a public meeting next week.
Police want to speak to this man as part of drug supply investigation
Police would like to speak with Niall Wilding, from Rhymney, who they say could have details to help with the investigation.
Caerphilly firm’s incontinence campaign up for national award
Caerphilly-based PHS Group is up for a national award for its work raising awareness of male incontinence.
Wales’ biggest all-girls club celebrates “remarkable season”
Caerphilly Dragons Girls FC have capped a brilliant season by announcing 20 of their players have been selected to play for Caerphilly and District Schools Football.
Feedback wanted on Bargoed’s first ever May Fair
The council is asking people who attended the Bargoed May Fair to provide feedback – with a £50 voucher up for grabs.
Sexual harassment under-reported at colleges – Estyn
Sexual harassment among 16 to 18-year-olds is under-reported in Welsh colleges, schools inspectorate Estyn has found.
Electric cable on road causes closure and power cut
Markham Crescent was closed between Penmaen Avenue and Beech Grove at around 12.50pm on Wednesday June 7 following safety concerns.
Rhymney MP chosen as Labour candidate for new seat
Rhymney’s MP has been chosen as the new Merthyr Tydfil and Upper Cynon Labour candidate – beating a fellow MP in the process.