Caerphilly County Borough News | Caerphilly Observer

Plans for new childcare building at school backed for approval

The proposals would cater for 48 children aged two and three.

Plans are being made to ensure the service is ready for a possible second wave of coronavirus in the autumn.

A number of safety measures have been put in place because of the coronavirus pandemic.

The skewbald stallion had to be sedated with a tranquilliser dart before being taken away for treatment.

Businesses in Wales could be forced to close if they fail to follow coronavirus guidelines, a Welsh Government minister has warned.

A scheme which offers 30 hours of funded childcare for parents of three and four-year-olds is to return, the Welsh Government has announced.

The Trehir recycling centre was closed earlier today due to a crash on nearby Pandy Road.

Jonah Jones, 16, won the prestigious award for his tireless work both on and off the court.

Brew Monster is looking to open its new bar in Caerphilly town.

The council has said the delayed reopening will allow the leisure centre staff to return from redeployment at other services during the pandemic.