Campaigners have warned plans to redevelop the stables near the castle and move a bat roost would have an “unacceptable impact” on the Grade II* listed site.
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Thieves steal lead from roofs of 13 council-owned properties
The council’s Housing department was made aware of the incidents on after police received reports of people on rooftops in the area.
Paedophile who abused child for five years jailed
Donald Gordon, 62, of Aeron Place, Bargoed, was found guilty of sexually assaulting a child.
School children walk eight miles each to raise more than £3.5k
More than 250 pupils and staff members from St Helen’s RC School in Caerphilly took part in the challenge as part of the C2Cycling campaign.
Two in court in connection with dog attack which killed ten-year-old Jack Lis
Amy Salter, of Trethomas, and Brandon Hayden, of Penyrheol, attended Newport Magistrates’ Court on Thursday, April 7.
MoD uncertainty surrounding Ajax tank contract “costing Welsh jobs”
Continuing uncertainty from the Ministry of Defence surrounding a new mini tank is costing Welsh jobs, Islywn’s Member of Parliament has said.
Candidates announced for community council elections
The full list of candidates standing in May’s community council and town council elections has been announced.
Training firm hands 51% of ownership to its staff
Tredomen training firm Educ8 has announced it has handed 51% of its ownership to its staff.
Primary school’s exchange with pupils from Spain and Greece
Derwendeg Primary School, in Cefn Hengoed, is one of three schools in Wales to be selected as part of an exchange programme with Greek and Spanish pupils.
Emery cruises to victory in first snooker World Championship qualifier
Caerphilly’s Dylan Emery has defeated pro Mitchell Mann, who is ranked 87th in the world, 6-0 in his first World Championship qualifier.