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United Nations praise for Welsh Government’s LGBTQ+ action plan

The plan, which was launched earlier this year, aims to strengthen the understanding of LGBTQ+ people’s rights.

Caerphilly Council is proposing to bring two schools in Rhymney under one roof, at a cost of £17.6 million.

S4C will continue to show live Wales football games in Welsh until 2028 after striking a new deal.

A wind band performance and ukelele and recorder workshops will take place in Risca, Caerphilly and Bargoed libraries.

A Welsh fire engine is being donated to Ukraine’s Kharkiv Airport after its original fire engine was destroyed in a missile attack.

The £4.6m market development, which is set to open this autumn, originally only had temporary planning permission for five years.

Caerphilly Castle Ladies and Girls Football Club will be holding their 25th football festival, which will see more than 400 women and girls compete.

Shoezone on Blackwood high street is to be changed into a Rhymney Brewery shop and bar.

The funding will go towards creating 37 new active travel routes, as well as the redevelopment of a further 22.

The wildfire is on the square, Tirphil, and was reported to the Fire Service at approximately 10.46am this morning, June 14.