Aberbargoed Buds have announced they are parting ways with manager Sean Wharton after just seven games in charge.
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Children’s laureate criticises nationwide library cuts on UK tour
Joseph Coelho is currently travelling around the UK, visiting every local authority as part of his Library Marathon tour.
“You see life behind their eyes”: Royal Naval Association launches Caerphilly branch
The Royal Naval Association (RNA) has launched its latest branch in Caerphilly town centre, as former sailors look to reconnect and help each other.
Senedd Members demand houses are not built on former tar plant
The former Ness Tar plant, near Caerphilly town centre, is highlighted as a potential area for redevelopment on the council’s Caerphilly 2035 plans.
Welsh Government joins European semiconductor alliance
The Welsh Government has joined an alliance of regional governments from across Europe working together to boost the semiconductor industry.
Fly-tipping is the ‘scourge of the Upper Rhymney Valley’ says local action group
After an incident at Rhaslas Pond near Fochriw, fly-tipping has been labelled a “scourge” of the Upper Rhymney Valley by the chairman of a local action group.
Belgium’s Wout van Aert leads Tour of Britain standings after Stage Five victory
Belgium’s Wout van Aert claimed stage five victory in the Tour of Britain on Thursday September 7.
Wanted criminal arrested following police appeal to find him
A criminal who was wanted back behind bars following his release from prison has now been arrested, Gwent Police has confirmed.
Wales head coach Warren Gatland announces side to face Fiji in World Cup opener
Wales head coach Warren Gatland has announced his 15-man side to face Fiji in their World Cup opener on Sunday September 10.
Bridge reopened after six-week repair closure
A section of the A469, which bridges over the Rhymney River near Gilfach and had been closed for more than six weeks, has now reopened.