Caerphilly Observer

Scheme to build 200 homes in Nelson given green light

A scheme to build up to 200 homes and 67,800 sq ft of commercial space in Nelson has been approved by councillors.

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A Penyrheol man who frightened young children by dressing as a clown outside their school has been fined by police.

Two memorial services are to be held in Senghenydd to mark two of South Wales’ worst mining disasters.

Police have issued a fresh appeal for information after a large fire destroyed the former clubhouse of a rugby team in Deri.

Gwent Police is appealing for witnesses after a man was taken to hospital after an assault in Caerphilly.

Pupils and staff at Rhydri Primary School, in Rudry, have been recognised for their environmental efforts.

A new £136 million fund to help small and medium sized businesses grow has been launched by the Welsh Government.

Police are appealing for information after a Blackwood church sustained thousands of pounds worth of damage.

Caerphilly County Borough is set to lose just under half of its public pay phones under proposals by BT.