The idea was spawned through a series of meetings with residents, community groups and social enterprises in the town to explore ideas to boost tourism.
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Angry residents confront company which wants to dig for coal on Bedwas tips
The company behind plans to remediate Bedwas’ coal tips faced a barrage of questions from angry residents during a heated public meeting last week.
Long-term solution to town’s river bank erosion will cost nearly £3m
Caerphilly Council will have to spend nearly £3 million on “long-term” defences to protect eroding river banks in Ystrad Mynach.
Estyn decision to scrap headline gradings has ‘lifted a burden’ on schools
Estyn’s chief inspector told the Senedd’s education committee that feedback from schools since scrapping the headline gradings has been overwhelmingly positive.
Library renovation stayed within budget despite delays and vandalism
The £400,000 refurbishment of Rhymney Library remained within budget despite setbacks and vandalism.
What does Wales’ future hold? New report maps options for more devolution, federal and independent futures
A commission set up to consider the constitutional future of Wales has published its final report. Bangor University’s Stephen Clear looks at the options.
Opencast mine fears unfounded, says company planning Bedwas tips safety work
Fears that a project to make coal tips safer could turn into an opencast mine are unfounded, the company planning the work has said.
Council confirms which grassy areas will be left to “flourish” this year
Dozens of grassy areas across Caerphilly County Borough will not be mowed regularly and instead left to “flourish” this year.
Rhymney Library finally reopens after year-long refurbishment
Rhymney residents have had to wait a whole year for their library to reopen, after countless setbacks, mainly due to vandalism.
Council set to close popular Coffi Vista tourist information centre in Caerphilly
Coffi Vista, better known locally as Caerphilly town’s tourist information centre, is set to close by the end of March, Caerphilly Observer can reveal.