The Welsh Government has announced funding to help people with pre-payment meters with rising energy costs.
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Cllr Sean Morgan: “Now, more than ever, we need strong and decisive leadership to deliver positive change”
In his first blog for Caerphilly Observer, council leader Sean Morgan discusses his aims as leader and the issues facing residents.
Two jailed after dog attack that killed ten-year-old Jack Lis
Amy Salter, of Llanfabon Drive, Trethomas, and Brandon Hayden, of Pen y Bryn, Penyrheol, have been jailed.
Caerphilly County Borough shortlisted for ‘Most Improved Council’ award
Caerphilly County Borough Council has been shortlisted for a Most Improved Council award following previous “struggles”.
Caerphilly RFC U13s round off season with silverware after Dragon Cup victory
Caerphilly RFC U13s rounded off the season with silverware, becoming the first Caerphilly RFC team to win the Dragon Cup.
Bowls club “overwhelmed” with support after fire destroys pavilion – but cause of blaze will remain unknown
Emergency services were called to Gilfach Bowling Club, which is on Maes y Graig, at around 6.50am on Wednesday, June 1.
Hefin David MS talks Jubilee celebrations, local events and rail strikes
In his latest blog, Caerphilly Senedd Member Hefin David talks Jubilee, local events and rail strikes.
Rhymney and Ebbw line services to be hit by rail strikes
Train services along the Rhymney line and Ebbw Valley line will be cancelled on three separate days later this month due to railway strikes across the UK.
Caerphilly Castle revamp plans approved, despite “Disneyland” concerns
As part of a £5 million revamp, the Great Hall will be given a makeover and a new visitor centre will be built.
Teenager’s efforts see 40 tonnes of waste cleared from Gelligaer Common
Tthanks to the efforts of 17-year-old Daniel Lewis, more than 40 tonnes of waste has been removed from Gelligaer Common.