In his latest blog for Caerphilly Observer, Gwent Police and Crime Commissioner Jeff Cuthbert talks about knife crime, protests, coronavirus and more.
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Ward boundary changes could “split the community”, councillor warns
A consultation of the plans is set to resume having been paused due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Council to receive £800k for transport improvements
Caerphilly County Borough Council to receive £800k of grants from Welsh Government to fund transport improvements.
Face coverings to be encouraged where social distancing is not possible
People in Wales will be encouraged to wear face coverings in public where social distancing is not possible.
People encouraged to download coronavirus symptom app
First Minister Mark Drakeford has encouraged more people to download an app that records coronavirus symptoms.
Vehicle driven towards McDonald’s worker “wasn’t intentional”
Police who responded to a report that a vehicle had been driven towards a McDonald’s have said the incident “wasn’t intentional”.
Traffic wardens to return next week
Caerphilly County Borough Council’s traffic wardens are to return to patrolling the streets from Monday, June 15.
Dawn Bowden MS: “I want to thank all those who have followed the advice”
In her latest blog for Caerphilly Observer, Merthyr and Rhymney MS Dawn Bowden talks about the lockdown, schools reopening, the NHS and more.
Ten men arrested after woman sexually assaulted
Ten men have been arrested after a 20-year-old woman was sexually assaulted near Draethen.
Man recalled to prison
Jamie Thomas has breached his licence conditions after being released from prison in December.