Councillors across Wales could be in line for a £2,500 a year pay rise after next year’s election in a bid to attract candidates from “all walks of life”.
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Wins for Bargoed, Bedwas and Cross Keys
Bargoed scored eight tries in a dominant win over Ystrad Rhondda, while Bedwas crushed Tata Steel and Cross Keys scored a late winner.
Cat shot with air rifle in Gelligaer
A three-year-old cat was shot with an air rifle in Gelligaer, the RSPCA has said.
Day 2 PCR tests still needed for travellers to Wales – for now
Day two PCR tests are still a requirement for travellers returning to Wales, but this will probably change to align with England, the Welsh Government has said.
Nelson is not being renamed, but you don’t need this article to tell you that
The village of Nelson made national headlines over the weekend after it was reported by the Telegraph that its name has been placed on a council list of “problematic” place names with links to the slave trade.
NHS Covid pass now needed to go to large events and nightclubs in Wales
An NHS Covid Pass, showing if you’ve been vaccinated or have had a negative test, is now needed to enter nightclubs and attend large events in Wales.Over-18s need to show their status…
Footbridge set to return before the end of the month
Court Road footbridge in Energlyn is set to be reinstalled on Saturday, October 23, weather permitting, Caerphilly County Borough Council has confirmed.
Expectant mothers to be redirected to Grange Hospital due to midwife shortages
This is due to short-term staff absence due to sickness and self-isolation within its midwifery services, as well as a high number of births, the health board said.
Council launches internal investigation into waste plant – but will it make a difference?
The council has launched an internal investigation into the planning permission granted to a controversial waste plant in Cwmfelinfach.
Virtual open evening for Sixth Form at St Martin’s School, Caerphilly
October 14 – 5.30pm to 7pm – St Martin’s School (virtual)