Five-thousand trees are being planted at a farm in Wattsville by volunteers to mark Tree Planting Week.
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Community groups get share of £16k grant funding
More than £16,000 of council money was given out to community groups across Caerphilly County Borough between October and January.
Former bookies could be converted into cafe
Plans to convert the former Ladbrokes in Aberbargoed into a cafe have been submitted.
Could 153 homes be built on the site of the former Windsor Colliery?
Harmoni Homes, a brand of the housing association United Welsh, is behind the proposed plans for 153 homes on the former Windsor Colliery.
Schools come together to support Ukraine
Schools have been collecting donations and fundraising to help Ukrainians fleeing the war.
All remaining Covid rules in Wales could be lifted this month
Wales will remain under Alert Level Zero until March 28 – with measures being lifted after this if the situation continues to ease.
Church’s new job club offers help finding employment
People looking for a new job are being urged to join a church’s new ‘job club’ service to boost their chances of employment.
Maximum rate of council tax for second homes to increase by 300%
The maximum amount of council tax that can be charged on second homes is set to quadruple from next year, the Welsh Government has announced.
Rugby league youngsters make debuts for Super League outfit
Jacob Lee, from Caerphilly, and Joe Coope-Franklin, from Oakdale, made their Salford Red Devils debuts last month.
Asda delivery driver praised by bosses for spotting collapsed customer
An Asda delivery driver has been praised by bosses for his quick-thinking actions when he noticed one of his regular customers had collapsed.