The marks, which were used in the past as an attempt to defend a house from evil spirits and witches, have been discovered at Llancaiach Fawr manor.
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MP and MS call for street light switch-off to be reconsidered
Wayne David MP and Hefin David MS have called on Caerphilly County Borough Council to reconsider its street light switch-off.
Residential permit parking to be reviewed by council
Residential permit parking will be reviewed by Caerphilly County Borough Council amid concerns that those paying are unable to find parking spaces.
New appointments at start-up business centre
Caerphilly-based Welsh ICE has appointed Llinos Neale as community manager and Patrick Valentino as digital marketing assistant.
48 workers test positive at Peter’s Pies
A workforce-wide testing programme at Peter’s Pies has seen a further 48 workers test positive for Covid-19.
Fees waived for street café licences in Caerphilly County Borough
Caerphilly businesses will have fees waived for street café licences, to help aid coronavirus recovery.
Next phase of Welsh Government’s £300m Economic Resilience Fund opens for applications
Businesses can now apply for funding from the third phase of the Welsh Government’s Economic Resilience Fund (ERF).
Bus destroyed by fire in Abercarn
A passenger bus was destroyed when it burst into flames on a residential street in Abercarn yesterday (Tuesday, October 27).
Laura Anne Jones MS: Welsh Government “have caused chaos and confusion”
In her latest blog for Caerphilly Observer, South Wales East MS Laura Anne Jones discusses the firebreak lockdown.
Will free parking in Caerphilly County Borough continue beyond 2020?
Councillors are looking at whether free parking at council-owned car parks can continue beyond the end of the year.