The call follows a Welsh Government announcement that social care workers in Wales will get a payment.
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New childcare hubs for children with additional needs opened
Two new childcare hubs have opened in Caerphilly County Borough this week to provide support to pupils with additional learning needs.
Gerwyn Price to compete again at Home Tour darts series
The competition sees players compete from the comfort of their own homes due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Test, Track and Trace Q&A: What is it and what does it mean for me?
What is Welsh Government’s latest plan to lead Wales out of lockdown?
St John collection stolen from Post Office
An honesty box collecting money for St. John Ambulance has been stolen from Bedwas Post Office.
Survey launched to gather pandemic experiences of under 18s
The Coronavirus and Me survey aims to gather the experiences of life during the lockdown for young people aged between seven and 18.
Recycling centres set to reopen from Tuesday, May 26
Caerphilly County Borough Council has announced that all six of its Household Waste Recycling Centres (HWRCs) will begin to reopen to the public from Tuesday, May 26.
Police warning after spate of shed break-ins
Residents have been warned to remain vigilant after a number of sheds were broken into in Abertridwr and Senghenydd.
Volunteer group making scrubs for healthcare workers
Volunteers have been making sanitary clothing for healthcare workers on the frontline in the battle against coronavirus.
No timescale yet for reopening of waste centres and libraries
Plans to reopen libraries and waste centres across Caerphilly County Borough are being drawn up – but there is no indication on when they will open their doors.