The bells of Rhymney rang in poetic symbolism for Idris Davies on a walk for the famous poet, who died 70 years ago to the day.
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Idris Davies, 70 years on: “A creative, radical son of Rhymney to be proud of”
Locals and politicians remember the life and work of Idris Davies 70 years after the famous poet died.
Teenager’s success in international maths competition
Lathursen Sasikumar, from Gilfach, has finished third in the Mental Maths Olympiad, run by the British Youth International College.
£46m Flying Start funding to provide more childcare for two-year-olds
£46m of Welsh Government money will go towards expanding childcare provision for two-year-olds over the next two years.
Two late tries see Bedwas pull away for derby victory over Cross Keys
Bedwas RFC scored two late tries to see off Cross Keys in a high-scoring but ill-disciplined Caerphilly County Borough derby at the Bridgefield.
Brecon Beacons National Park drops English name in favour of Bannau Brycheiniog
The Brecon Beacons National Park has announced it will use its Welsh language name from today onwards.
EMA payments to increase by £10 a week
Education Maintenance Allowance will be increased from £30 a week to £40, Education minister Jeremy Miles has announced.
Man released after Fochriw Road crash as police continue to investigate
A 27-year-old man from Merthyr Tydfil has been released by Gwent Police after he was arrested on Thursday April 13 on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.
Council report claims not enough houses being built across Caerphilly County Borough
House building targets for Caerphilly County Borough have been missed every year since 2008, with a shortfall of more than 3,000 homes.
Wellbeing website up and running as Cwtsh set to expand digital access
A Cwtsh website is now up and running so people across the Upper Rhymney Valley can find out what activities are available in their area.