A majority of schools in Caerphilly County Borough closed today as a result of the teacher strike.
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Caerphilly to get its own Pride event
Caerphilly is set to host its first ever Pride parade in June this year, the council has announced.
Man handed suspended sentence after driving JCB into house
A man who drove a JCB into a house has been handed a suspended prison sentence.
Pregnant mother and young child at health risk in council flat, says midwife
A specialist NHS midwife has written to the council “significantly concerned” about a family’s health because of living conditions in their local authority flat.
Serial killers, detectives and aeroplanes – the award-winning documentary film company with roots in Ystrad Mynach
Set up by Ystrad Mynach’s David Howard and business partner Rik Hall, Monster Films has produced countless documentaries and series for broadcasters both in the UK and the US.
Hefin David MS: “I am in support of the teachers’ right to strike”
Caerphilly Senedd Member Hefin David discusses upcoming industrial action from teachers in his latest blog.
Campaigners have more time to save Bluebell Woods after sale delayed
Bluebell Woods campaigners staged a protest outside the auctioneers selling the land on Monday morning, and were invited in for a coffee and a chat.
“We’re all struggling at the moment” – The latest pub to become a warm hub
A pub landlord is using his business as a warm hub to help vulnerable members of the community, having experienced his own struggles.
Rugby league duo named in Salford Red Devils’ Super League squad for 2023
Joe Coope-Franklin, from Oakdale, and Billy Walkley, from Caerphilly, have been named in Salford Red Devils’ squad for 2023.
Leisure centre “might not survive” if £10k budget cut goes ahead
Markham community house and leisure centre may not survive if a proposed £10,000 budget cut goes ahead, its manager has said.