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“Flagship” housing developments backed by council cabinet

Housing developments on the former Oakdale Comprehensive and the former Ty Darran site in Risca have been backed by senior councillors.

On Monday October 16, members of the choir wore pink clothes, ate pink cakes and donated their own money at their weekly choir rehearsal.

Bedwas Workmen’s Hall, which is celebrating its centenary this year, is running EcoFest – a week-long event from October 28 to November 5.

Urgent funding is required for overlooked and undervalued library and leisure services across Wales, the Senedd has heard.

Visitors to Cwmcarn Forest Drive could face price hikes for admission fees as Caerphilly Council tries to shore up the attraction’s finances.

MSs from across the political divide thanked volunteers from the Ruperra Castle Preservation Trust who have been campaigning for 25 years.

The equality and social justice committee took evidence about the use of personal data in the Welsh NHS as part of a short inquiry on data justice.

Labour MS Sarah Murphy called for an update from the Welsh Government on what it is doing to address the ongoing lack of ADHD drugs.

Caerphilly Observer is offering one lucky reader the chance to win a pair of passes to Zip World’s Monsters of the Mine immersive experience.

Further road safety improvements between Gelligroes and Ynysddu following a campaign by the family of nurse Laurie Jones.