The funeral of PC Kelleher, who was part of policing teams in Bargoed, Rhymney and Ystrad Mynach during his time with Gwent Police, was held on Friday, September 6.
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Gwent pension fund to transfer £660 million into low carbon scheme
The pension fund – which manages pensions for Torfaen, Newport, Monmouthshire, Blaenau Gwent and Caerphilly – is looking to reduce its carbon footprint after it was revealed by Friends of the Earth that it invested £245 milllion into fossil fuel companies in 2016/17.
Infrastructure companies apologise for Caerphilly’s morning traffic chaos
As well as traffic along the main routes of the A468 and A469, there were jams along Caerphilly town’s Pontygwindy Road, St Cenydd Road, Abertridwr, Energlyn, Penyrheol.
Bargoed draw opening game of the season
Bargoed began life in the WRU Championship with a 20-20 draw away to Cardiff Met on Saturday, September 7.
Bedwas get season underway with bonus-point win over Cross Keys
Following relegation from the top tier of Welsh rugby last season, both teams squared up on the opening weekend as they began life in the WRU Championship.
12-year-old boy killed after being hit by car in Aberbargoed
Gwent Police has named the boy as Cole Roper, from Cefn Fforest.
Fochriw cash machine made free to use
Link, which operates the UK’s cash machine network, has removed the £2 fee and agreed to provide subsidies to cover the costs.
St Cenydd road set to reopen tomorrow following gas pipe work
The road has been closed in both directions between Martin’s Farm and Trecenydd Industrial Estate since July.
Rail changes to be explained at Bargoed Library
Staff from Transport for Wales will be at Bargoed Library on Thursday, September 26.
“We stand a better chance of achieving progress when politicians of all parties come together”
In his latest blog for Caerphilly Observer, Caerphilly AM Hefin David talks about the removal of the number 25 bus service and Gwern y Domen.