A comprehensive school in Caerphilly has been awarded for its work to bring the world into the classroom.
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Council receives ‘pretty positive’ report from independent assessors
The panel found Caerphilly Council is “effectively fulfilling its functions, despite the challenging environment facing local government across Wales and the UK.”
£8m support package for hospitality industry
An £8 million support package has been announced for pubs, bars, restaurants, cafes, and live music venues across Wales.
45,000-name petition calling for Owain’s Law handed in to Downing Street
A 45,000-name petition calling for ‘Owain’s Law’ has been handed in to 10 Downing Street, as a Caerphilly mum continues her campaign to change the law in her late husband’s memory.
Bus shakeup bill officially becomes law after receiving Royal Assent
Plans to overhaul bus services in Wales, putting ministers in the driving seat to decide routes, timetables and fares, have become law in Wales.
Panel vetoes police commissioner’s plan to increase local taxpayers’ bills
Local taxpayers should not foot a 6.99% higher bill to fund Gwent Police next year, the region’s police and crime panel has concluded.
Road closed after Stagecoach bus catches fire
A road has been closed and diversions put in place after a bus caught fire in the Darran Valley.
Landslip repair works expected to last eight weeks
Work to repair a landslip on a stretch of road between Bargoed and Deri is expected to last eight weeks, Caerphilly County Borough Council has confirmed.
Ladies choir to perform at Miners Centre fundraising concert
Caerphilly Ladies Choir will be performing alongside a number of soloists at a fundraising concert for Caerphilly Miners Centre next month.
Shipping container changing room plans at Centre for Sporting Excellence
The new changing rooms have been earmarked for land currently occupied by a bin store, bike storage and disabled parking bays.