The Welsh Government should ensure all young people aged between 14 and 18 are offered a meaningful work experience placement, a report has said.
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Caerphilly butter firm achieves success at global award ceremony
Castle Dairies, based on Caerphilly’s Pontygwindy Industrial Estate, scooped two prizes at the 2023 International Cheese and Dairy Awards.
Price reaches Poland Darts Masters semi-finals
Gerwyn Price was beaten in the Poland Darts Masters semi-finals by Belgium’s Dimitri van den Bergh.
Police officers who attended fatal dog attack in Penyrheol nominated for bravery award
Two police officers who were among the first on the scene of a dog attack that took the life of ten-year-old Jack Lis have been nominated for a bravery award.
Caerphilly man, 60, dies in A468 crash
A 58-year-old man has been killed in a crash involving two motorcycles and a car – police have confirmed.
Council giving away free wildflower seeds to residents, businesses and schools
Caerphilly County Borough residents, businesses and schools can claim a free pack of wildflower seeds.
Miners’ Centre climate change garden to host charity fundraising event
Volunteers at Caerphilly Miners’ Centre will be raising money for a number of health and nursing charities at their award-winning climate change garden.
£8.7m of cannabis seized as part of month-long police sting
Sixty-four arrests were made throughout June as part of a police operation that saw £8.7m worth of cannabis seized across south Wales.
Murderer jailed for at least 25 years after Adell Cowan death
Carl Silcox was jailed at Newport Crown Court – where a judge told him his killing of Adell Cowan was “brutal and callous”.
Trinity Fields students co-write book about climate change with local publisher
The students worked together to write the story with Petra Publishing as part of a project funded by the Gelligaer Community Council.