Emergency services were called to Gilfach Bowling Club, which is on Maes y Graig, at around 6.50am on Wednesday, June 1.
Hefin David MS talks Jubilee celebrations, local events and rail strikes
In his latest blog, Caerphilly Senedd Member Hefin David talks Jubilee, local events and rail strikes.
Rhymney and Ebbw line services to be hit by rail strikes
Train services along the Rhymney line and Ebbw Valley line will be cancelled on three separate days later this month due to railway strikes across the UK.
Caerphilly Castle revamp plans approved, despite “Disneyland” concerns
As part of a £5 million revamp, the Great Hall will be given a makeover and a new visitor centre will be built.
Teenager’s efforts see 40 tonnes of waste cleared from Gelligaer Common
Tthanks to the efforts of 17-year-old Daniel Lewis, more than 40 tonnes of waste has been removed from Gelligaer Common.
Welsh Government to pause Ukraine ‘super sponsor’ scheme
So far, the scheme has seen 2,000 visas issues to people fleeing the war in Ukraine.
Planning decision on milk vending machine set to be made
A “state of the art” vending machine that dispenses fresh milk is set to stay in Caerphilly, if planning permission is granted by the council.
Risca Beach Party attracts nearly 5,000 visitors
Around 130 tonnes of sand was used to transform Tredegar Park into a summer paradise on Saturday, May 28 and Sunday, May 29.
Volunteers keeping buzzy with new community centre beehives
Libanus Lifestyle, in Blackwood, received more than £4,700 to install the hives on the chapel roof and invest in professional beekeeping equipment and training.
How teachers turned around the fortunes of Ysgol Bro Sannan after a damning Estyn report
The Welsh-medium primary school, which has around 160 pupils aged between three and 11, was placed in Estyn’s second worst category – one above being put in special measures.