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“An attack on democracy” – opposition councillors slam proposed constitution changes

Opposition councillors have branded proposed changes to Caerphilly Council’s constitution as an “attack on democracy”.

Samples taken from Ty Llwyd quarry revealed there are toxic chemicals running off the quarry into the nearby community woodlands.

The Welsh Government has launched its new plan to protect Wales from cyber attacks and boost jobs in the cyber sector.

Welsh sitcom The Tuckers, which was partly filmed in Senghenydd, will not be renewed for a fourth season.

Caerphilly County Borough Council has received more than £800,000 of Welsh Government funding this year to help with flood protection.

The BBC National Orchestra for Wales visited Bryn Primary School in Pontllanfraith last week to perform for pupils.

Young people at the Senghenydd Youth Drop In Centre (SYDIC) have received training on what to do in the event of a stabbing.

The bikes are said to have been stolen from a shop on Pentrebane Street, Caerphilly, at around 4.45am on Thursday May 4.

A seven-year-old boy has been left with stitches after he and a friend were attacked by dog in Graig y Rhacca.

Eight young dancers from Ystrad Mynach’s Shappelles dance school have completed a hat-trick of competition wins.