Ongoing plans for a high-tech “corridor” between Newport and Cardiff could create 4,000 jobs and develop the site as a leader in advanced manufacturing.
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Education ‘the key to unlocking our nation’s potential’
Setting out her priorities for the new Senedd term, Anna Brychan highlighted raising educational standards, workforce support, and strengthening skills.
Culture and sport ‘are not a nice to have – they are part of the solution’
Welsh Government minister Heledd Fychan has highlighted the importance of the arts and sport in preventative health.
Hopes more resurfacing will stave off costly pothole repairs on borough roads
With budgets stretched, Caerphilly Council will turn to planned road resurfacing this year, in a bid to reduce the number of emergency pothole repairs.
Council planning tougher crackdown on fly-tipping across borough
New wireless cameras will give enforcement officers another tool to catch fly-tippers across Caerphilly.
Caerphilly Miners Centre to open Climate Change Garden for national charity scheme
The volunteers behind the thriving Climate Change Garden at Caerphilly Miners Centre are inviting the public to explore their work as part of the National Garden Scheme Open Day.
Minister wants Wales to have more say over justice, policing, and rail funding
Plaid Cymru’s Dafydd Trystan Davies faced questions from Senedd colleagues for the first time on Tuesday June 16.
Swimming pool facing month-long closure for repair works
The swimming pool at Newbridge Leisure Centre will be closed for a month while improvement works are carried out.
New Senedd committees confirmed – what are they and what are their responsibilities?
The new Senedd committees have been decided, meaning detailed scrutiny of the Welsh Government’s decisions can begin.
Call for transport cuts to be reviewed before new school year
Planned cuts to school transport in Caerphilly will not be revisited before the measure is due to come into force.