Caerphilly Miners’ Centre will receive funding, as will Brew Monster and plans for a new housing and retail development in Blackwood.
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Runners run 48 miles in 48 hours to raise more than £12k for mental health charities
Twenty-two runners ran 48 miles each over 48 hours to raise more than £12,750 for two mental health charities.
Libraries to reopen to public from May
Libraries will reopen from May 4 to residents wanting to use computers, photocopiers, printers and wifi, with a booking system in place.
Gerald Jones MP: “I want to pay tribute to all the amazing NHS staff and volunteers in our area”
In his latest blog for Caerphilly Observer, Gerald Jones MP talks about vaccination, the Community Renewal Fund, registering for a postal vote and more.
Born into a pandemic – meet two of Bargoed’s lockdown babies
Codi Ryan Price and Cohan Dyl Gauden were born as the coronavirus pandemic took hold and have celebrated their first birthdays in lockdown.
Coronavirus rates in Caerphilly below Welsh average
Coronavirus rates in Caerphilly County Borough are now marginally below the Wales-wide average.
Recruitment company buys back 20% stake from development bank
Caerphilly-based recruitment company ALS Managed Services buys back 20% stake from the Development Bank of Wales.
Council pressing ahead with school merger plans
Plans to merge Llancaeach Junior School and Llanfabon Infants School in Nelson have moved a step closer.
Fraudster who lied about his father’s death to con friends and ex-partner jailed
Scott Newland, 25, of Y Cilgant, Penyrheol, scammed £30,000 out of his victims between April and October 2020, which he put towards clearing a £40,000 gambling debt.
Cocaine dealer and cannabis grower jailed
Darryl Skym, 25, of Coronation Terrace, Senghenydd, has been jailed for three and a half years.