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500 lives potentially saved after blood donation sessions

More than 500 lives have potentially been saved after two blood donation sessions in Caerphilly, according to the Welsh Blood Service.

Neil Sargeant admitted to possession with intent to supply cocaine, cannabis, amphetamine and valium.

Phil Murrow would have been competing at this year’s event in Canada, had it not been called off due to the coronavirus pandemic.

A dog that was stolen after a man was assaulted in Pontymister has been found, Gwent Police has confirmed.

Pupils across Wales have received their GCSE results today following a u-turn on the way grades are calculated.

Scammers pretending to be from Caerphilly County Borough Council or HMRC have reportedly been contacting residents saying a refund is due.

A review of school PFI contracts has cost Caerphilly County Borough Council nearly £70,000 to date.

Crumlin-based Valleys Gymnastics has reopened and is holding socially distanced classes.

Plans to demolish the former Long Bridge baths and pavillion in Risca and replace it with new changing rooms have been given the green light.

The splash pad at Morgan Jones Park will get a £15,000 upgrade before it reopens to the public.