Caerphilly is currently one of six local authorities in Wales without a synthetic athletics track.
Category: Sport
Cross Keys beat Maesteg in low-scoring affair
Cross Keys beat Maesteg Quins in the WRU National Championship.
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Bedwas earn bonus-point win at Ystalyfera
Bedwas scored four tries and earned a bonus-point win as they beat Ystalyfera away from home in the WRU National Championship.
An evening with Welsh rugby hero Shane Williams
Ex-Ospreys and Lions star Williams will be speaking and answering questions.
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2019 a “disastrous” year for Caerphilly racer
Despite a disappointing year, Graham Cole is taking plenty of positives into 2020.
Caerphilly Tennis Club up for four awards
Caerphilly Tennis Club is up for four awards at the 2019 Tennis Wales Awards, which will be held on Saturday, January 25 at St David’s Hotel, Cardiff.
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Cross Keys suffer defeat at Cardiff Met
Cross Keys scored three tries but were beaten by Cardiff Met in Cyncoed.
Bargoed thump Maesteg Quins to keep pressure on league leaders
Bargoed were resounding winners over Maesteg as they keep the pressure on league leaders Pontypool
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Bedwas return to winning ways with win over Beddau
Bedwas outscored their opponents by four tries to one as they remain in third place in the WRU National Championship.
Former Penallta rugby captain dies aged 55
Ex-Penallta captain Rob Moore, right, was paralysed when a scrum collapsed in 1995