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Council records lowest recycling performance in Wales
Welsh Government figures show the council’s rates have generally fallen steadily over the past seven years and now languish well below national targets.
Corporate greed blamed for rising veterinary costs
Veterinary care is unaffordable for many pet owners in Wales due to “ridiculous” price increases fuelled by corporate greed, a committee heard.
Welsh Government urged to cough up cash for culture sector
Labour MS Alun Davies criticised cuts in the Welsh Government’s 2024/25 budget, warning arts funding has been down the pecking order for decades.
Trethomas Bluebirds celebrate title win despite final day loss to Newport City
Despite suffering a 4-2 defeat on the final day of the season, Trethomas Bluebirds were all smiles having already secured the Ardal South East league title.
Spring events pull in the crowds and hailed a success
Saturday May 4 saw Bargoed’s May Fair – the final event of the spring, before Risca hosts its beach party next month.
Delyth Jewell MS: “A castle circular walk could be a real boost for the local economy”
Delyth Jewell MS talks Caerphilly Castle circular walking route, women’s health, and political donations in this blog for Caerphilly Observer.
Council ‘learns lessons’ after missed bin collection complaints
Caerphilly Council said lessons have been learned following a series of complaints about bin collections and litter.
“A library is a space where you can boost people’s confidence”
What are Caerphilly County Borough’s libraries doing to help the community during tough times?
Manufacturer plans to build wind turbines and solar panels to create its own green energy
Convatec, based on the Heads of the Valleys Industrial Estate, has plans to build a ‘“Green Manufacturing Hub”.