A state-owned renewable energy company is being set up in Wales in response to energy insecurities and the cost-of-living crisis, a Welsh Government minister has announced.
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Bereaved mother’s calls for road safety review backed by councillors
The family of Laurie Jones, who died after her car came off the B4251 in October 2019, have campaigned for a metal barrier along the road, which links Ynysddu and Gelligroes.
Caerphilly Ladies Choir to hold autumn concert next month
Caerphilly Ladies Choir will be holding their autumn concert at St Helen’s RC Church on November 11, in aid of Ty Hafan
Free school meals will not be delivered over the holidays, Caerphilly Council confirms
Instead, payments will be made to families via the Post Office.
Wales faces new era of austerity, minister warns as Sunak enters Number 10
Wales faces a new era of austerity, a Welsh Government minister has warned as Rishi Sunak enters 10 Downing Street.
Council submits application for its new “container style” market
A formal planning application has been submitted by the council for Caerphilly’s new “container style” market – this is what it tells us.
Collapsed water pipe to blame for school run gridlock
Roadworks which caused school run gridlock yesterday afternoon in Penyrheol were caused by emergency works to repair a collapsed water pipe.
Tributes paid after primary school teacher’s passing
Katie Morris, who taught Year 1 pupils at Ty Sign school in Risca, died on October 11. Her funeral was held on Friday, October 21, with the school moving an inset day so her colleagues could attend.
Pollution found in river for third time in two months
An NRW investigation into two other pollution incidents in the Nant yr Aber river within the last two months is currently ongoing.
Wife dies just two days after celebrating 60th anniversary with husband
A long-serving former headteacher at the old St Ilan School in Caerphilly and his wife have celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary.