A 16-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of endangering road users and causing criminal damage after rocks were reportedly thrown at vehicles on the A467.
Male voice choir helping youngsters with additional needs make music
Aber Valley Male Voice Choir has been helping youngsters with additional learning needs to make music.
Flats regeneration scheme boosted by Welsh Government funding
The Welsh Government has committed funding towards the redevelopment of Pentrebane Street in Caerphilly town centre.
Deputy council leader defended over resignation call after new market delay
Ffos Caerffili had been due to open on Friday March 15, but recent rain holding up building work has been blamed for the latest setback.
MasterChef semi-finalist to open ‘warm and calm’ restaurant in Caerphilly
Francesca Keirle, a former teacher and ex-MasterChef contestant, wants to open a “warm and calm” restaurant in Caerphilly town centre.
Jewellery with ‘huge sentimental significance’ stolen in burglary
Jewellery with a “huge sentimental significance” has gone missing following a reported burglary in Caerphilly.
‘I’ve got damp and mould in my rented property’ Citizens Advice tells us what your rights are
In its latest column for Caerphilly Observer, charity Citizens Advice Caerphilly Blaenau Gwent explains what can be done if you suffer with damp and mould problems in a rented property.
Gerwyn Price left ruing missed chances after Premier League Darts defeat to Peter Wright
Posting on his Instagram story following his defeat in Nottingham, Price joked: “Just had some food, funny thing is I didn’t finish that either.”
Store wins alcohol licence bid despite ‘debauchery’ claim
A Savers shop in Caerphilly town centre has won permission to sell alcohol for off-premises consumption, despite neighbours’ concerns about antisocial behaviour.
More needs to be done to regenerate Wales’ town centres, Senedd hears
More must be done to regenerate Wales’ town centres due to the impact of the pandemic, out-of-town developments and changing shopping habits, the Senedd heard.