Labour councillor Tudor Davies and Bedwas High School chair of governors Pamela Scourfield have both been awarded MBEs.
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Green light given to convert guest house into homeless accommodation
Plans to turn a guest house into emergency accommodation for the homeless have been given the green light by Caerphilly Council.
Scarecrow competition aiming to slow the speed of traffic in villages
Scarecrows have been springing up around Draethen, Waterloo and Rudry as part of an initiative to slow the speed of traffic in the villages.
Welsh ICE launches new online platform to help members
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, Welsh ICE has seen restrictions on the number of people able to work from its co-working space at its base on Caerphilly Business Park.
37 new coronavirus cases reported in county borough
The latest headline figure shows 39 new coronavirus cases in Caerphilly County Borough.
Permission granted for new micro-brewery
Brew Monster is now allowed to open its new headquarters at Lon y Twyn, despite vocal opposition to their plans.
Are current coronavirus procedures in schools sustainable?
After a significant chunk of the last school year was lost, parents have told Caerphilly Observer that a long-term solution is needed to keep children in school.
Man who shone laser at police helicopter claimed he was looking for a cigarette
Matthew Davies, 33,shone the laser at the helicopter from his back garden in March this year.
Local lockdown to remain in place for at least another week
Caerphilly will remain in local lockdown for at least another week, council leader Philippa Marsden and chief executive Christina Harrhy have confirmed.
Family’s bid to save home full of memories
Ida Brewster passed away in September. Now, her family are battling to save her home full of memories.