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Caerphilly Council to offer financial help to flooding victims

Residents and businesses affected by the floods are set to receive financial help from the council.

The St Martin’s School pupils won the “Best use of Social Media” and “Best Customer Service” awards.

A neighbour objected to the development, claiming the building has caused thousands of pounds worth of damage to a retaining wall.

Caerphilly County Borough’s tourism industry has been recognised with three award wins at the South East Wales Tourism Awards.

A father from Machen who was diagnosed with stage two bowel cancer has released a book talking about his experiences with the condition.

A Caerphilly-based fundraising group has been named South East Wales Fundraisers of the Year after raising £78,000.

The trailer for Dream Horse, which is based on the real life story of racehorse Dream Alliance, has been released.

The railway line between Crosskeys and Ebbw Vale is due to reopen on Friday with a full service, Transport for Wales has said.

The incident happened on Albany Road at around 4.15am on Wednesday, February 19.

In his latest blog for Caerphilly Observer, Gwent Police and Crime Commissioner Jeff Cuthbert talks about the police tax precept and Storm Dennis.