Two women born thousands of miles apart have ended up working at the same Welsh primary school after learning the language.
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“You could literally hear it crackling” – huge blaze rips across mountain
A large grass fire ripped through the mountain above Abertridwr on Monday night.
Investigation continues into death of man outside Rhymney property
An investigation into the death of a 58-year-old man who was found unresponsive in Rhymney is still ongoing, Gwent Police has said.
Investigation underway after major fire at recycling factory
The fire broke out at Dragon Recycling Solutions on the Heads of the Valley Industrial Estate on Saturday, March 19.
Community effort sees around 420 trees planted at rugby club
More than 100 volunteers got together to plant around 420 trees at Blackwood RFC’s Glan-yr-Afon Park to prevent future flooding and encourage wildlife.
Defibrillator presented to college after tutor’s heart attack
A defibrillator has been presented to Coleg y Cymoedd by the Tommy Cooper Society.
Physical punishment against children now illegal in Wales
The law means punishments against children such as smacking, hitting, slapping and shaking are now illegal in Wales.
Major fire at recycling factory at Heads of Valleys Industrial Estate in Rhymney
Residents in Rhymney have been told to keep their doors and windows closed after a major fire at the Heads of the Valleys Industrial Estate.
Welsh Government will be ‘super-sponsor’ for Ukraine refugees
There has already been 10,000 expressions of interest from people wanting to be a sponsor and host those fleeing from the Russia-invaded country.
“Lack of appetite” amongst councillors for taxpayer-funded mobile phones
Most councillors are happy to use their personal phones for council work instead of receiving a taxpayer-funded work phone.