There will also be additional patrols carried out over the Halloween and Bonfire Night periods, police confirmed.
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Dawn Bowden MS: Firebreak lockdown “a tough decision, but the right one”
In her latest blog for Caerphilly Observer, Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney MS Dawn Bowden discusses the firebreak lockdown, hospital investment, rail services and more.
Supermarkets banned from selling ‘non-essential’ goods during firebreak lockdown
First Minister Mark Drakeford has said it would ensure a “more level playing field”, with non-essential shops forced to close.
Athletics coach nominated for top UK award
Ryan Jones, from Caerphilly, is up for the High Performance Coach of the Year award.
More than 180 donors give blood at donation hub
The Welsh Blood Service has said the amount of blood donated is enough to save 543 lives, or 1,086 newborn babies.
Chip shop owner retires after 27 years
Vaughn Williams, 62, has run the Square Chippy in Abertridwr for 27 years, but has sold the business to a new owner so that he can enjoy retirement with wife Alison.
Welsh Government to nationalise rail franchise
Transport minister Ken Skates said the decision will help secure the future of the rail service and protect jobs.
300 homes will not be built after Welsh Government reject planning appeal
A scheme to build 300 homes on green space has been rejected by the Welsh Government after a lengthy planning battle.
Social services overspend of nearly £1m projected
The social services department at Caerphilly County Borough Council is projecting an overspend of £934,000 for 2020/2021, which is slightly offset by a £74,000 underspend in the transport budget.
Weightlifter with Commonwealth dream preparing for virtual competition
Weightlifter Michael Farmer, 21, will be competing in the Welsh Open through video link.