The stones can be used by climbers of different abilities, ranging from beginners to more advanced climbers and will be free to use.
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Bowls open day: try the sport or come and enjoy the ‘carnival atmosphere’
Rhymney Gwent Bowls Club is holding an open day on May 21 at War Memorial Park to attract new members to the team.
Primary school one of five recognised in Wales for dedication to active travel
Fochriw Primary is one of just five schools in Wales to have been given special recognition by Sustrans Cymru for its approach active travel.
High street shoe shop could be replaced by bar
Rhymney Brewery has submitted a planning application to Caerphilly County Borough Council to change the former Shoezone into a bar and shop.
Learning life skills a priority for young people
Children and young people have identified learning life skills as their highest priority at the annual Youth Forum Conference.
Price aiming for top spot as Premier League Darts league phase draws to a close
Gerwyn Price will be guaranteed top spot in the Premier League Darts table if he reaches the Night 16 final in Aberdeen on Thursday night.
Artist’s exhibition showcases the beauty of the Rhymney Valley
An exhibition highlighting the beauty of the Rhymney Valley is on display at the Winding House in New Tredegar until May 27.
Number of pupils being excluded from schools is “too high”
The number of pupils being excluded from schools is “too high” a senior Caerphilly councillor has said.
Murder trial reveals woman suffered serious internal injuries before death
Caerphilly woman Adell Cowan was found dead at a property in Dol-Yr-Eos, Mornington Meadows, on October 18, 2020.
First-ever Bargoed May Fair brings 16,000 visitors to town centre
The first-ever Bargoed May Fair brought more than 16,000 visitors to the town centre on Saturday May 13.