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Bills still ‘excruciatingly high’ for disabled people despite price cap fall

Scope is calling for a social tariff despite Ofgem having announced on August 25 that the energy price cap is set to fall in October.

Almost two-thirds of over-60s find public toilets difficult to access when out and about, a survey has revealed.

The 48-hour dispersal order put in place in Blackwood this week in a bid to curb antisocial behaviour has now come to an end.

Caerphilly Observer spoke to politicians to find out how the event came about, what pride means to them and what still needs to be done.

Welsh language broadcaster S4C will more than double the number of women’s football matches it will show this year.

Megaday is back this weekend with its ‘Megafest’ event – with an array of local bands performing at Virginia Park in support of Velindre.

A new policy aiming to reduce last-minute NHS treatment cancellations has been launched by the Welsh Government.

Lloyds Bank’s Caerphilly town branch has been closed while building work is carried out around it.

GCSE pupils across Caerphilly County Borough and beyond have received their exam results today.

Members of the Caerphilly and District Twinning Association have visited Brittany for the first time since the Covid-19 pandemic.