Caerphilly County Borough councillors will be asked their views over whether or not they should get taxpayer-funded mobile phones.
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Hundreds gather to pay respects to ten-year-old Jack Lis
Hundreds of people have lined the streets of Penyrheol and Caerphilly to pay respects to ten-year-old Jack Lis, whose funeral was held today.
Where and how you can donate to a food bank this Christmas
Caerphilly County Borough Council has announced it is collecting cash donations for food banks in our community this Christmas.Food banks provide emergency food and support to families and individuals who find themselves…
Direct bus service to Grange Hospital could be running by early 2022
A direct bus service to the Grange Hospital could be running by early next year, according to Caerphilly Senedd Member Hefin David and First Minister Mark Drakeford.
Caerphilly Council ‘needs to do more’ to improve ‘unacceptable’ recycling rates
Caerphilly County Borough Council has acknowledged it needs to do more to boost recycling rates, after it missed the minimum target for the second year running.
Council confirms discussions to introduce bus route to Grange Hospital, but how else can you get there?
A direct public transport link is a possibility for the future. In the meantime, a community project is being launched to run a minibus service from the Caerphilly town area.
Road could be closed until the New Year
A stretch of road between Deri and Bargoed could be closed until the New Year while drainage works are carried out, the council has warned.
Extended opening hours approved for new micro-brewery
A micro-brewery which is set to open next month has had its licensing hours extended, despite residents’ concerns.
Shop owner’s £100,000 fraud selling counterfeit tobacco and cigarettes
A shop owner has been handed a suspended sentence for selling counterfeit cigarettes and tobacco from his businesses in Pontypool and Caerphilly town.
How Age Cymru’s friendship scheme helped revive a woman’s Welsh language skills
The remarkable story of how Age Cymru’s friendship scheme rekindled the Welsh language in an 83-year-old Valleys woman.