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More than £6m spent repairing potholes in past decade

Pothole repairs have cost Caerphilly County Borough Council more than £6 million in the past decade.

Marcus Jenkins, from Senghenydd, who was reported missing, has been found.

The family-friendly day consists of tractor and vintage car displays, trade stands and craft stalls, as well as the usual livestock.

Over the last three years, 1,100 dogs are reported to have had their ears cropped across the UK, according to the RSPCA – with 79 of those in Wales.

Caerphilly Fire Station is hosting an open day this weekend for anyone interested in becoming an on-call firefighter.

Officers want to speak with Logan James, who they believe could help with an investigation into a report of public order offences in Caerphilly.

The dispersal order came into force at 4pm on Thursday August 17 and will remain until 4pm on Saturday August 19.

Marcus Jenkins, from Senghenydd, was last seen on Tuesday August 15 in Caerphilly, with police concerned for his welfare.

The Welsh Rugby Union has named Home Office director Abi Tierney as its first-ever female chief executive.

The sheep was found on Red Ash Hill, Pontlottyn in August and reported to Caerphilly County Borough Council.