The two-day event, held on Saturday August 31 and Sunday September 1, brought with it a host of food and craft stalls, entertainment, and more.
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Gwent PCC Jane Mudd: ‘I will work hard and do my absolute best for you’
In her first blog for Caerphilly Observer, Gwent’s new police and crime commissioner, Jane Mudd, discusses her priorities in the role.
Extension request for consultation on cultural venue and meals on wheels cuts
Caerphilly County Borough Council launched the consultation exercises at the end of July and said its proposals were “difficult decisions” but will save costs.
Trethomas Bluebirds suffer another late equaliser to share points against Caerau Ely
It was a case of Déjà vu for Trethomas Bluebirds, who for the second time in three days conceded a late equaliser and share the points, this time against Caerau Ely.
Couple’s new food trailer business reaches Welsh finals weeks after launching
In April this year, Caerphilly couple Will York and Claire Colvine launched Packed – a street food business serving Chicago-style Italian beef sandwiches.
Machen-based ice cream parlour recognised at international awards
Award winning ice cream parlour Basil and Rusty’s has been recognised at this year’s Great Taste awards, with thousands entering from across the world.
Petrol station shop wins battle to start selling alcohol
A petrol station shop in Trethomas can start selling alcohol despite concerns about littering and antisocial behaviour, councillors have decided.
“Dominant”: Trethomas Bluebirds claim opening day win away to Llantwit Major
In their debut Cymru South appearance, Trethomas Bluebirds picked-up an impressive three points on the road to Llantwit Major.
Green Flag status for 26 sites across Caerphilly County Borough
Of the 26 winners, two sites are new recipients of the Green Flag Community Award – Pontygwindy Allotments in Caerphilly, and Ynys Hywel Farm, near Cwmfelinfach.
Council seeking residents’ views on plans to improve town centre
Caerphilly residents have been urged to have their say on the latest round of proposals to improve the town centre.