As one era comes to a close, a fresh one dawns with new owner Jag Singh keen to continue to serve the community – complete with a smile on his face.
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Welcoming spaces making a difference in our community
From Caerphilly to Pontlottyn, welcoming spaces are bringing communities across the county borough together during the cost-of-living crisis.
Fire service considering council tax precept rise
South Wales Fire and Rescue Service is considering increasing the amount of money it takes from council tax payers in Caerphilly by 11.78%.
Why the council has £233m in its reserves
Caerphilly County Borough Council’s reserves has long been a contentious issue, but what does it mean to have £233 million in the pot?
Town’s new market set to open in September after being approved
Plans for Caerphilly’s “container-style” market have been approved and it is set to open in September.
Thirteen suspected dangerous dogs seized in Caerphilly basin in 2023 alone
Thirteen dogs suspected to be banned breeds have been seized by police in the Caerphilly basin and Aber Valley in 2023 alone.
Further ambulance strike dates announced by Unite union
Ambulance staff in Wales will go on strike again later this month, the Unite trade union has announced.
Search 4 Stars begins its ten-week run to look for ‘fresh talent’
The hunt is on for Aberbargoed’s best entertainer as the ‘Search 4 Stars’ competition is set to begin on February 10.
New darts youth league is aiming for the future
Shaun Begley, landlord of the Pontygwindy Inn and founder of the new youth league, believes the darts scene in the area has never been stronger.
School confirms it will offer GCSE computer science after parent backlash
St Martin’s School will now offer computer science as a GCSE option after parents’ voiced anger over its initial exclusion.