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Welsh history documentaries to be screened at workmen’s hall

Two documentary films showing the Welsh political landscape in years gone by will be screened at Bedwas Workmen’s Hall.

People over the age of 75 will be among those offered a spring Covid booster vaccine from April, the Welsh Government has announced.

An exhibition celebrating the landscape of the Rhymney Valley by artist Neil Carroll is coming to the Winding House in May.

Firefighters and control room staff have accepted a new pay deal – ending the threat of strike action.

Volunteers at Llanbradach Community Centre have been collecting food donations for the Parish Trust, which runs a food bank in Trethomas.

Four-try Bedwas were denied a losing bonus-point at the death as a last gasp Beddau penalty kick sealed a ten-point victory for the visitors.

World War II veteran Dennis Stevems, who helped liberate the Netherlands from Nazi occupation, has been awarded a medal for his service.

The GMB and Unite unions have called off a planned strike by Welsh Ambulance Service staff.

Four schools in Caerphilly county borough will get extensions to their kitchens to prepare for the rollout of Universal Primary Free School Meals.

The possible removal of financial help from the UK Government with energy bills is a “huge worry,” says Rhymney Valley Foodbank manager.