Idris Davies School’s Under-16s girls rugby team has won the National Schools Final at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium.
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Damage at memorial garden prompts calls for CCTV
Damage to the memorial garden in Deri, including one report of criminal damage, has prompted calls for CCTV in the area.
Calls for public inquiry into quarry pollution concerns to be presented to councillors
Ynysddu residents and councillors have described a “toxic smell” coming from the council-owned Ty Llwyd quarry.
‘A better vision for Rhymney’: petition to save town’s only gym part of a bigger hope
Alison Jones, 75, started the petition around three weeks ago to keep Fit4Living in its current premises, the Buchan building.
Sports clubs worried about future after pitch fee hike
The cost of renting a sports pitch in Caerphilly County Borough increased by 12% this month – leaving some football clubs worried about the future.
Plans for Burger King return rejected again
In its decision on the re-submission, the council said the loss of a retail unit for a restaurant is not justified.
Community art exhibition returns after three-year Covid break
More than 50 artists, writers and poets have had their work displayed at the Vanguard Centre’s Arts, Crafts and Literature exhibition.
MP calls for more cost-of-living support after food bank nearly runs out of food
Gerald Jones MP has spoken in parliament about the increasing need for working families to use food banks.
Welsh Government apologises to victims of historical forced adoptions
Welsh Government minister Julie Morgan apologised on behalf of the Welsh Government to victims of forced adoption between 1949 and 1976.
Award for mum who returned to college while juggling cancer treatment and caring
Emma Hughes returned to college while battling cancer and caring for her disabled son – and has since been awarded for her bravery and dedication.