Richard Coyle, 54, of no fixed abode, had denied two animal cruelty charges at Newport Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday, November 3, but was found guilty.
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Temporary coronavirus test centre to stay in Bargoed for another week
A mobile coronavirus testing unit is to stay in Bargoed until Monday, November 9.
Post-firebreak restrictions welcomed by federation
The Federation of Small Businesses Wales has welcomed the announcement that pubs, cafes, restaurants, gyms and non-essential shops will open following the end of Wales’ firebreak lockdown.
Young father jailed over stabbing near Caerphilly Castle
A young dad was jailed for a knife attack on the banks of Caerphilly Castle moat.
Grants of up to £300 for unpaid carers
Unpaid carers in Wales will be able to claim grants of up to £300 as part of new funding announced by Welsh Government.
Plans for new community hall moving forward
Wattsville Community Group has been busy converting a sports pavilion into a community hall.
Two households will be able to join together after firebreak lockdown ends
Extended households will return, while pubs, cafes, restaurants and gyms will reopen once the firebreak lockdown ends in Wales on November 9.
Price knocked out by eventual champion at European Championship
Gerwyn Price was beaten by eventual champion Peter Wright in the darts European Championship.
More than 1,400 privately owned homes in borough empty
Caerphilly County Borough Council says tackling the issue is “a key priority”, but the council’s Plaid Cymru group says more financial support is needed.
Gerald Jones MP: “Their contribution to our local communities has been immeasurable”
In his latest blog for Caerphilly Observer, Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney MP Gerald Jones discusses lockdown and constituency work.