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College students to conquer Wales’ highest peaks in honour of course tutor

Six college students are set to climb three of Wales’ highest mountains in the space of 24 hours for charity.

From April, hosts will be paid £500 a month to continue housing people fleeing the war in Ukraine – up from £350.

Stargoed teaches children skills such as confidence through drama at St Gwladys’ Church Hall in Bargoed.

A 93-year-old man has been taken to hospital with serious injuries after a collision in Cefn Fforest on Wednesday morning.

Gymnasts from Crumlin-based Valleys Gymnastics Academy were among the medals at the 2023 Welsh Open Artistic Championships.

Bargoed business Hancox’s Pies scooped two awards, including Businessman of the Year, at the Best of Welsh Business Awards on March 12.

Residents in Ystrad Mynach are a step closer to walking a footpath they have campaigned 19 years to access.

The cap will remain in place during April, May and June, with the UK Government saying it will save a typical household £160.

An appeal hearing for the development of land at the former station house, Rhymney was held on March 7 at Tredomen Park.

Moves by Caerphilly Council to buy out a school PFI contract have been met with concern from governors.