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Mother and daughters sentenced for illegal puppy farm with “appalling” conditions

Julie Pearce, 57, and her daughters Rosalie Pearce, 33, and Kaylie Adams, 24, of Glyn Terrace, Fochriw were sentenced on July 10.

The Macmillan Caerphilly Fundraising Committee is hanging up their collection tins after 37 years of fundraising.

Caerphilly County Borough Council has won a national award for its work on asbestos standards and training.

The Ford Low Carbon Vehicle Transformation Fund, which is administered by the Welsh Government, was launched in 2020.

Caerphilly MS Hefin David talks about the World Transplant Games, Ty’n y Wern School and more in his latest blog for Caerphilly Observer.

Broadway Lights took place on June 25 and was produced and directed by Gareth Edward Evans with money raised going to Velindre.

A decision to downsize a rural primary school from three classes to two because of falling pupil numbers has been reversed.

Wheelbarrows filled with plants and crafts can be seen lined up on High Street – all planted by primary schools.

Darran Medd, from Merthyr Tydfil, died on the A472 in Tredomen at around 2.20pm on Tuesday June 6.

The first edition of a free poetry booklet has been released, featuring poems written by Aber Valley residents.