In his latest blog, Caerphilly Senedd Member Hefin David talks heatwave, 20mph speed limits and schools.
Category: News
Recycling firm forced to cough up £100k over false records
A recycling company which knowingly submitted false records in order to make more money has been ordered to pay around £100,000.
Firm to lead on project to create more environmentally-friendly electric car motor
Caerphilly-based Deregallera will lead a project to create a more environmentally-friendly motor for electric vehicles.
Transport for Wales warns that strike action will affect rail services on July 27 and July 30
Two days of strike action will affect rail services next week, Transport for Wales has warned.
Gilfach Bowling Club’s insurance limbo after pavilion fire
It has been almost two months since the blaze, and what’s left of the building is still standing at Gilfach Recreation Ground.
Third person arrested after eight dogs killed in kennel fire
Seven dogs, of various breeds, were burned to death in the blaze after having petrol poured on them. A further dog died later.
Woman accused of murder due to face trial in January – but can’t get legal representation
Rebecca Press, 31, of Second Avenue, Trecenydd, is charged with killing 57-year-old Richard Ash.
“Not many people really believed this would even be possible” – Ukrainian refugee in Caerphilly shares experience of war
On February 24, Yulia Bond’s life was turned upside down when Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine.
Mother and grandmother killed in car crash near Fochriw
A mother and daughter were killed in a car crash near Fochriw yesterday in which a three-year-old boy and a 22-year-old man were also seriously injured.
Woman appears at court charged with murder
Rebecca Press, of Second Avenue, Trecenydd, appeared at Newport Magistrate’s Court on Wednesday, July 20.