RSPCA inspector Christine McNeil said: “This pony was found to be in extremely thin condition and also had some dental issues.
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Glowing report for comprehensive school
The school was visited by inspectors in November, with the findings much improved since its last inspection in 2013.
Woman reportedly suffers homophobic abuse at railway station
The incident happened at Pengam railway station.
National anthem memorial statue in town centre approved
The monument is being funded by Caerphilly Town Council, in partnership with Caerphilly County Borough Council.
Off-duty police officer shunted his car into another on M4 in a fit of road rage
An off-duty police officer shunted into another driver’s Mercedes in a road rage row at a motorway toll booth, a misconduct hearing has been told.
Police precept increases to be reconsidered
The proposed 6.99% increase came before a meeting of the Gwent Police and Crime panel on Friday, but councillors voted against accepting the rise.
Nearly half a million pounds to be spent on new skate parks
New skate parks will be developed in Bargoed, Graig y Rhacca, Penllwyn, Phillipstown, Porset Park and Rhymney.
Gerald Jones MP: “I will continue to do all I can to stand up for our area in Westminster”
In his latest blog for Caerphilly Observer, Merthyr and Rhymney MP Gerald Jones discusses free-to-use ATMs, Holocaust Memorial Day and more.
Holocaust survivor comes to Caerphilly to share his story
Dr Martin Stern visited Caerphilly County Borough as part of a week-long visit to south Wales.
Person dies after being hit by train
British Transport Police is not treating the death as suspicious.