Police were called to an address in Penyrheol, at around 9.10am on Saturday April 29.
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Daughter “let down” by hospital review into father’s Covid death
Retired miner John Owens, of Oakdale, tested positive for Covid-19 while an inpatient at Newport’s Royal Gwent Hospital in March, 2020.
“It keeps the three of them alive” – memorial unveiled in honour of three who died in house fire
A memorial commemorating the bravery of Darren Smith, who died trying to save two children from a house fire, has been unveiled in Lansbury Park.
Cardiff congestion charge project green-lit
Cardiff councillors have given the go-ahead to plans which could eventually see a congestion charge introduced for the city – potentially hitting commuters who travel by car.
Cup final awaits Trethomas Bluebirds as they prepare for Denbigh Town clash
Trethomas Bluebirds travel to Newtown this weekend to take on Denbigh Town in the FAW Amateur Trophy final.
MS calls for longer-term support for voluntary groups
Speaking in the Senedd on Wednesday, April 26, Labour’s Hefin David called for more sustainable support for groups like Caerphilly Miners’ Centre.
Caerphilly Food Festival returns to town centre this weekend
More than 130 traders will be setting up their stalls, along with cookery demonstrations, entertainers and children’s funfair rides.
Grange Hospital ‘difficult to access for many of the communities it’s meant to serve’ – MS
Plaid Cymru Senedd Member Peredur Owen Griffiths has raised concerns over access to the Grange University Hospital in Cwmbran.
Free banner-making workshop in May and July
Free banner-making workshops run by Cardiff based art and craft shop, Twin Made, are coming to Bargoed library this May and July.
‘Career criminal’ jailed for three years after burgling house
Rhys Colyer, 31, of no fixed abode, Blackwood, was sentenced at Cardiff Crown Court on Tuesday April 25.