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Free entry to Caerphilly Castle on St David’s Day
The 13th century castle is one of 16 Cadw sites that will be free to enter across Wales as the country celebrates its patron saint’s day.
St David’s Day concert at Workmen’s Hall
The concert is being held to help raise money for the hall’s renovation and for the installation of a lift.
Post-16 education plans approved
The new arrangements for post-16 education will come into force in September.
Students visit Auschwitz-Birkenau to learn of horrors of Holocaust
Students from Caerphilly County Borough visited the former-Nazi concentration camp in Poland.
DWP ordered to pay nearly £400k to former employee subjected to racist abuse
During a tribunal, the judge declared that the former employee had suffered deliberate and intended harassment by colleagues.
Charity looking for people with spare rooms to help
Llamau is looking for 12 spare rooms in Caerphilly County Borough to provide shelter and support for young people as part of its Supported Lodgings scheme
Four arrested in connection with organised car crime
Four people have been arrested in connection with organised car crime, following early morning police raids.
100 new jobs to be created after £10m investment
One hundred new jobs will be created in Risca after a £10m investment by the UK’s largest steel fabrication company.
Man jailed after “terrifying series of events”
Edmunds pleaded guilty to charges of affray, attempted robbery, criminal damage, possession of a blade article and possession of an offensive weapon, as well as dangerous driving.