On December 16, 2019, Caerphilly Observer published an article online entitled “The job people behind the scenes have done to get this club back on its feet has been absolutely massive”.
Within that article we made reference to former club chairman Mr Alex James. Caerphilly Observer would like to apologise for any inference that could have been made to suggest that Mr James was to blame for the club’s debt.
The Chief Instructor of Fighting Dragons Karate Association (FDKA) has voiced his delight at the success of his students at tournament and European level over the past two months.
Nine-year-old Halle and ten-year-old Ben have been selected for the British Foundation Squad for 2020.
Caerphilly RFC’s future looks to be in safe hands, according to chairman Gareth Ashman, after the club worked off £200,000 of debt.
He dedicated the award to his late father, Enzo, and said he was “very proud” to be recognised.
The Keys scored four tries at Pandy Park to move up to tenth in the league table.
The bonus-point win sees Bargoed extend their unbeaten start to the WRU National Championship to nine games.
A last gasp try from Mike Dacey secured the bonus point as Bedwas chase WRU National Championship promotion.
The 25-year old’s unique journey to becoming Wales’ first ever women’s world champion saw the boxer compete in taekwondo, kickboxing and football, where she earned an astounding 52 caps for Wales.
Blackwood and Newbridge are among six teams caught up in the scandal.