The UK Government has brought “a winter of discontent” upon the UK and the Strikes Bill is not the answer, according to Gerald Jones MP.
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Emergency homeless accommodation built during pandemic to stay for another five years
Emergency homeless accommodation in Tredomen, which was built during the pandemic, will remain for another five years.
Bargoed topple league leaders Neath with late try
Bargoed have knocked league leaders Neath off top spot in the table after a closely-fought duel at Bargoed Park on Saturday, January 14.
Murder accused stabbed mum’s best friend during drunken family row, court hears
A daughter stabbed and killed her mother’s best friend after he intervened during a drunken family row, a court has heard.
Tributes paid to “loving member of the family” who died in car crash
The crash happened along the A467 between Crumlin and Aberbeeg at around 1.20pm on Friday, January 13.
Man arrested after 28-year-old woman dies in car crash
The crash, which involved one car – a black Dacia Sandero – happened at around 3.50am on Saturday, January 14.
Bluebell Woods up for auction, but obligation to restore land still remains
Bluebell Woods, near Llanbradach, was dug up last summer without planning permission. Now the land is being auctioned.
First Minister given tour of National Mining Memorial and heritage museum
First Minister Mark Drakeford came to Senghenydd on Thursday, where he was given a tour of the National Mining Memorial and Aber Valley Heritage Museum.
Council tax could increase by 7.9% from April as draft budget unveiled
Residents are facing a 7.9% council tax increase from April under Caerphilly County Borough Council’s draft budget – with £12m worth of service cuts.
Bargoed Covid memorial garden will hopefully ‘come to fruition’
Bargoed Town Council is hopeful that plans to create a Covid memorial garden next to the police station will come to fruition.