Thomas Carroll, based in Caerphilly, ranked ninth in the Best Companies to Work For in Wales 2025 list – rising from 18th last year.
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Council boss in line to head CCR firm hit with £5.25m Aberthaw legal bill
Monmouthshire County Council’s chief executive could be appointed to a firm owned by a consortium of local authorities, which includes Caerphilly, after it was stung with a £5.25 million bill.
Man charged over A465 quadbike crash death
Ethan Powell, from Brynmawr, died following the collision on the A465, between Rhymney and Dowlais, earlier this year.
MP praises work of charity Community Volunteers Wales
A charity which started out helping people collect their shopping and prescriptions during the pandemic now has 300 active volunteers and is a “lifeline” to an isolated community.
Pool, darts and coffee shop proposal for town’s former amusement arcade
A former amusement arcade in Blackwood could be turned into a sporting goods store and café.
Former club could be converted into family home
The Old Club, in Bailey Street, could be transformed into a new home.
Winners of the Caerphilly Business Club Awards 2025 revealed
This year’s winners of the Caerphilly Business Club Awards have shown that not only have they survived 2025 – they’re thriving.
Rhymney line electrification nearly complete
The electrification of the Rhymney line is due to be completed in the coming days, Transport for Wales (TfW) has said.
Caerphilly Council looking to cut 600 jobs despite ‘disaster’ warning
Councillors in Caerphilly have been told to expect 600 job losses at the local authority, with no guarantee compulsory layoffs will be avoided.
Detailed plans submitted for 40 new homes on fields
Developer Llanmoor has set out detailed plans to build 40 homes on fields in Aberbargoed.