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Dainton becomes first Welsh player in women’s Rugby League Challenge Cup final

Hengoed’s Bethan Dainton made history when she became the first Welsh player to play in a women’s Rugby League Challenge Cup final.

The Caerphilly Cwtch pub on Station Terrace has thanked its customers after announcing it has closed its doors for the final time.

The goalposts at Fleur de Lys FC’s Trelyn Park pitch were attacked by vandals on the eve of their opening game of the season.

Caerphilly’s Isabella Lieve Morgan may not have lifted silverware at Wimbledon – but she still enjoyed an unforgettable experience at SW19.

A formal planning application has been submitted for a proposed wind turbine development, part of which would be in Caerphilly County Borough.

The game will give Wales Rugby League (WRL) a chance to mark the contribution of outgoing chairman Brian Juliff.

St. Gwladys Bargoed was inspected by Estyn and received positive feedback about its curriculum, community engagement and headteacher.

Parents across Gwent are being urged to vaccinate their children against Measles, following an increase in the infection reported in England.

The charity music festival will be held at Virginia Park on Sunday, August 27, with proceeds going towards Velindre Cancer Centre.

Caerphilly singer-songwriter Huw Webb and his band Stellar Echoes have released their debut album.