Wales’ new mental health minister set out plans to improve people’s mental health, pledging to focus on reducing waiting times for support and treatment.
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Women’s suffering ‘should not be treated as normal’
Women are too often put off seeking health care treatment due to the normalisation of their physical and emotional pain, Delyth Jewell MS warned.
Gwent PCC Jane Mudd: Respect Rhymney project will ‘restore pride in the community’
In her latest blog for Caerphilly Observer, Gwent’s police and crime commissioner, Jane Mudd, discusses the Respect Rhymney project, and more.
Authority facing ‘significant financial challenges’ – Council leader
Caerphilly County Borough Council leader Sean Morgan discusses the financial pressures facing the local authority in this blog for Caerphilly Observer.
More than 3,500 attend Risca’s first-ever Food FEASTival
Risca Food FEASTival was held for the first time earlier this month, with an array of tasty treats, cookery demonstrations, funfair rides and more.
Welsh-themed cards and gift pop-up shop to open at Ffos Caerffili
Tidy Arts will be based at Welsh ICE’s pop-up store at the container-style market until October 13.
Islwyn Senedd Member Passmore latest Labour figure to oppose closure of Blackwood ‘Stute
Islwyn Senedd Member Rhiannon Passmore is the latest Labour figure to voice her concerns over the planned closure of Blackwood Miners’ Institute and the council’s Meals Direct service.
Caerphilly Cheese Festival brings more than 13,000 visitors to town centre
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.
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.