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15 new coronavirus cases recorded in borough
Welsh Health Minister Vaughan Gething has praised residents of Caerphilly for their efforts in sticking to the local lockdown.
More than three-quarters of rail passengers in Wales wearing face masks
It became mandatory to wear a face covering on public transport on July 27 and since mid-August TfW have been working with British Transport Police to enforce the regulation.
Book written by Caerphilly-based businessman gets global recognition
Steve Morgan, who specialises in Search Engine Optimisation, has received global recognition for his book ‘Anti-Sell’.
Suspended senior police officers’ case passed to CPS
The Independent Office of Police Conduct said its report into the suspensions of Chief Superintendent Mark Warrender and Chief Superintendent Marc Budden was in the process of being sent to the CPS.
Rugby club opposing council plans to expand school
Penallta RFC has objected to plans to expand Trinity Fields School – which would see the loss of a playing field.
PC hit by train may have been trying to get off the tracks
An inquest hearing was told PC Lianne Matthews, who was hit by a train at Energlyn and Churchill Park station, “changed her mind” about taking her own life and may have been trying to get back off the tracks.
FSB Wales chair says new rules will “impact the smallest businesses most”
FSB Wales chair Ben Francis recognised why the the measures have been introduced, but called for “continued support” for small firms.
280-year-old firm remains in the family after management buyout
Procter Brothers, which dates back to 1740, has completed a management buyout led by existing managing director John Procter.
Number of confirmed coronavirus cases in borough rises by 16
Sixteen more cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in Caerphilly County Borough, the latest Public Health Wales figures show.