The record book will suggest a comfortable win for Llandovery RFC, but the WRU National Cup holders found it anything but comfortable as Bargoed had the better of them in key phases of the the home side’s 27-5 victory.
Elderly woman conned by bogus police telephone call
A woman in her 80s was conned into handing over money after a telephone call from a bogus police officer.The woman, from Caerphilly, received a call on Tuesday, February 14, from someone…
Leader of Caerphilly County Borough Council to stand down at May election because of health issues
The leader of Caerphilly County Borough Council, Cllr Keith Reynolds, has announced he is standing down in May after 38 years in local government because of health issues.
People urged to live healthier lives to reduce dementia risk
A campaign aimed at reducing people’s risk of developing dementia has been launched by the Welsh Government and Public Health Wales.
Residents choose the high street over Christmas period as footfall increases
Last Christmas saw a sharp rise in shoppers choosing to use their high street and support local retailers.
Rugby Union: Caerphilly breeze past Taff’s Well into Bowl semi-finals
Caerphilly 41-14 Taff’s Well Saturday February 18, Constructaquote StadiumCaerphilly RFC powered their way into the WRU National Bowl semi-finals with a magnificent six-try demolition of last year’s runners-up, Taff’s Well, on Saturday…
Nelson RFC given planning go-ahead for new floodlights
A rugby club has been granted permission to install six new floodlights by Caerphilly County Borough Council.
Llanbradach traffic problems easing as councillors call on Welsh Government to approve roundabout funding application
Temporary traffic management measures introduced in Llanbradach two months ago have led to a reduction in congestion in the village.
Islwyn AM Rhianon Passmore’s blog: February 21, 2017
In her latest blog for Caerphilly Observer, Islwyn AM Rhianon Passmore hails news of multi-million pound investment in Crumlin, and talks environmental efforts.
Welsh-language pupils set for trip of a lifetime to Patagonia
Two pupils from a Welsh-language school will be joining 23 other youngsters from across Wales on a once-in-a-lifetime visit to Patagonia.