Caerphilly-based credit union Smart Money Cymru has been shortlisted for two national awards.
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Health board receives 3,300 complaints in a single year
Aneurin Bevan University Health Board (ABUHB) has received over 3,000 complaints in the space of a year – 430 of which received a delayed response.
Rotary club welcomes new president as community work continues after pandemic
David Curtis will serve as the president of Pontllanfraith Rotary Club for the next year, taking over from predecessor Edward Williams-Price.
Baptist minister returns home after 35 years to lead church where he got married
On September 3, Andy Baker will be be inducted as the new minister at Mount Pleasant Baptist Church in Blackwood – 35 years after leaving his home town.
Councillor suspended from Plaid Cymru over “xenophobic” Facebook rifle picture
Penyrheol councillor Jon Scriven posted a photo appearing to show him holding a rifle on the beach with a caption about stopping “English people trying to cross the channel”.
School becomes second in borough to be burgled over summer holidays
Idris Davies School in Rhymney has been burgled, with its headteacher saying a “small number” of classrooms have been damaged.
Cricket Catch-Up: Promotion still up for grabs for some while relegation still looms for others
With the cricket season reaching it’s climax, teams from across Caerphilly County Borough were in action over the weekend – with promotion and relegation still very much on the line across the South East Wales Cricket League.
Long-serving councillor and ex-mayor who received royal recognition for charity work passes away aged 88
Former Argoed councillor and Caerphilly County Borough mayor Leon Gardiner has passed away aged 88.
Shooting for gold: 15-year-old archer targets Olympics
Having already represented Wales and Great Britain internationally, Ioan Rees is determined to reach the 2028 Olympics and continue setting new records.
More than 120 residents march to Bluebell Woods in protest against its destruction
The field, which has been enjoyed by residents for generations, was dug up by contractors at the end of July to make way for a five-pitch caravan site.