Nearly 80 homes made of “sustainable materials” could be built in Newbridge – if plans are approved by the council.
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Police investigate reports of deliberate cat killing
Police are investigating reports that a group of boys killed a cat by setting three lurcher dogs onto it.
Drug dealer who offered to supply cocaine, LSD, ecstasy and cannabis jailed
Dylan Evans, 28, of Spring Hill, Bedwas, appeared at Cardiff Crown Court, where he was given a four year and six month prison sentence.
Want to start litter picking? Keep Wales Tidy can help with its new hub
Equipment such as litter pickers, rubbish bags and high-visibility jackets are all available from the hub, which is the 11th of its kind to open in Caerphilly County Borough.
Council ready to help with cost of living crisis, insists new leader
Caerphilly County Borough Council’s new leader has hit out at the UK Government’s handling of the cost of living crisis – and insisted the council is ready to step up to the challenge.
“The shrinkage of our political muscle alone makes a compelling case for increasing the number of Senedd Members”
South Wales East Senedd Member Peredur Owen Griffiths talks about the council election results and Senedd reform in his latest blog.
Boxers looking to maintain undefeated streaks in televised fights
Risca’s Jake Tinklin and Bedwas’ Ted Barnaby travel to Swansea in hopes of keeping their undefeated streaks alive.
Dawn Bowden MS talks council elections, library investment and more
Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney Senedd Member Dawn Bowden discusses St John’s Ambulance, council elections, Rhymney Library and more in her latest blog.
Artwork inspired by battle to save ruined castle going on display
Ruperra Castle will feature in an art exhibition held in the Senedd on Thursday, May 25 – with embroideries created by artist Haf Weighton on display.
The man who survived the first Senghenydd pit disaster
William Harris was the only survivor in the first Universal Colliery Disaster, which happened on May 24, 1901.