The victim of an alleged dog attack has hit out at Gwent Police for “complacency” while investigating the case – only receiving an update after Caerphilly Observer contacted the force.
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Tennis court renovation finally complete after three-month delay
The upgrade of Rhymney tennis courts has been completed – three months after the original end date.
Gerwyn Price in Germany for 2023 European Championships
Gerwyn Price faces Irish youngster Keane Barry in the opening round in Dortmund on Thursday October 26.
Young care leavers to be given support when universal basic income scheme nears end
Young care leavers will be given support to transition when a basic income pilot begins to end next year, Wales’ social justice minister said.
Wales won’t hit apprenticeships target this term, economy minister admits
Vaughan Gething has admitted the Welsh Government won’t hit its apprenticeships target this Senedd term.
More than £2k raised in memory of mother and daughter who were “best friends”
More than £2,000 has been raised in memory of mother and daughter Cheryl Woods and Sarha Smith, who died in a crash on the M4 last week.
Caerphilly Council and businessman in legal battle over skip storage site
A businessman’s legal battle to store skips on land in Llanbradach will be decided by a Welsh Government-appointed inspector in November.
Long-term future of Senedd’s main offices uncertain as clock ticks on lease
The long-term future of the Senedd’s main offices hangs in the balance as the clock ticks down on the building’s lease, a report revealed.
Rhymney traveller site: New planning application after successful government appeal
A controversial traveller site is applying for planning permission from the Council again after being successful in its Welsh Government appeal.
Two boys arrested on suspicion of carrying a firearm have been released
Two boys who were arrested on suspicion of carrying a firearm have been released as police continue to appeal for information.