People across Caerphilly County Borough took to their front gardens on Friday to mark the 75th anniversary of VE Day.
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Residents can still submit views on planning appeal over 300 homes
Residents have until next month to submit comments to a controversial planning appeal for 300 homes near Cefn Fforest.
Man arrested after armed police called
A 42-year-old man is due in court this morning after armed police were called to a stretch of road near a busy roundabout.
Workers crossing English border ‘should check with employers’
Welsh First Minister Mark Drakeford has urged Welsh employees who work in England to discuss the matter of returning to work with their employer before doing so.
PM’s lockdown announcement will “cause confusion”, says Gwent PCC
Gwent’s police and crime commissioner said the Prime Minister’s announcement risks putting more strain on police resources.
Gerald Jones MP: “The messages of unity and determination that the Second World War generation have taught us have never been more important”
In his latest blog for Caerphilly Observer, Merthyr and Rhymney MP Gerald Jones talks about coronavirus, parliament and VE Day.
Relief after VE Day bomb scare in Pontllanfraith
Residents were evacuated after what was believed to be a WWII bomb was discovered.
Councillors call for waste sites to be reopened
Independent councillors have raised the issue with the council leadership.
Coronavirus: What lockdown measures remain in place in Wales?
Welsh Government and local councils are urging people in Wales to follow the guidance of the Welsh Government on lockdown measures.
Two arrested following “disturbance” at house
Police were called at around 3pm on Sunday, May 10, to the house on Nantgarw Road near to the Caerphilly Players’ building.