A Welsh fire engine is being donated to Ukraine’s Kharkiv Airport after its original fire engine was destroyed in a missile attack.
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Caerphilly’s new market set to become a permanent fixture in town centre
The £4.6m market development, which is set to open this autumn, originally only had temporary planning permission for five years.
Women and girls football festival to celebrate 25 years
Caerphilly Castle Ladies and Girls Football Club will be holding their 25th football festival, which will see more than 400 women and girls compete.
New bar set to open at high street shoe shop after council approval
Shoezone on Blackwood high street is to be changed into a Rhymney Brewery shop and bar.
£58m active travel funding announced by Welsh Government
The funding will go towards creating 37 new active travel routes, as well as the redevelopment of a further 22.
Tirphil wildfire: incident ongoing with multiple crews in attendance
The wildfire is on the square, Tirphil, and was reported to the Fire Service at approximately 10.46am this morning, June 14.
Caerphilly Uniform Exchange: “If you are having a bad day, there is someone always here to talk and listen”
Started by Lisa Watkins in her dining room last year, the community interest company moved into its Lansbury Park shop in January.
Teenager jailed after hijacking and crashing police car
Dafydd Williams, 19, of Islwyn Road Wattsville, has been jailed for one year and nine months.
Cost of new centre for vulnerable learners nearly triples
The centre aims to provide “high quality learning opportunities” for children aged between 11 and 16.
Welsh Government’s Flying Start programme exceeds targets in first phase
MS Julie Morgan, Deputy Minister for Social Services, announced that the programme reached 3,178 children in its first phase.