Caerphilly will remain in local lockdown for at least another week, council leader Philippa Marsden and chief executive Christina Harrhy have confirmed.
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Delyth Jewell MS: “Boris Johnson will always prioritise his own interests over the welfare of Welsh citizens”
In her latest blog for Caerphilly Observer, South Wales East MS Delyth Jewell talks about the ban on people entering Wales from UK coronavirus hotspots.
Strictly star opens up on Crohn’s disease battle in TV documentary
A BBC television documentary following Strictly Come Dancing star Amy Dowden’s battle with Crohn’s disease is set to air
Volunteers restoring allotments deserted during lockdown
Volunteers have been “working extra hard” to restore the Morgan Jones community allotments, which had to be deserted during the first coronavirus lockdown.
Work to build new business units underway
The new units are being built on the Ty Du site in Nelson and will offer a combined 1,300 square metres of floor space.
Wales to ban visitors from UK coronavirus hotspots
Wales will ban people from entering the country from coronavirus hotspots in England, Scotland and Northern Ireland, First Minister Mark Drakeford has announced.
89-year-old woman taken to hospital after being hit by a mobility scooter
An 89-year-old woman has been taken to the Royal Gwent Hospital after being hit by a mobility scooter in Caerphilly town centre this afternoon.
Smart Money Cymru merges with Plaid Cymru credit union
The merger will see 309 members of the Plaid Cymru Credit Union join Caerphilly-based Smart Money Cymru’s 6,000-strong membership.
Rock thrown through house window
Gwent Police are looking for three people after a rock was thrown through the window of a house in Risca.
Survey launched to gather views on exam grading
The survey has been launched as part of an independent review into the way exams were graded this summer due to the coronavirus pandemic.