Much has been made of Rhymney being a place overwhelmed by antisocial behaviour – but moves are being made to improve things.
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Wales manager visits young footballers at Caerphilly Castle Ladies and Girls FC
Wales women’s manager Gemma Grainger paid a visit to Caerphilly this week to meet budding young footballers at Virginia Park.
Women and girls football festival hailed a success after initial last minute cancellation
Coach and organiser Bethan Bushen said: “We had over 300 people show up to what was probably the best event we’ve ever had.”
Primary school receives impressive Estyn report
Upper Rhymney Primary School was inspected by Estyn and received positive feedback about its atmosphere, supportive staff and headteacher.
‘We need more surgeries’: community councillor slams health board decision to shut surgery
A community councillor has criticised the decision to close a surgery stating that closing branches is not the answer to providing good care.
Primary school receives glowing Estyn report
St. Gwladys Bargoed was inspected by Estyn and received positive feedback about its curriculum, community engagement and headteacher.
Surgery to close after health board approves application to shut branch
Meddygfa Cwm Rhymni sent the application to Aneurin Bevan University Health Board to close the branch back in early 2023.
Wind farm could be up and running by 2025 if special status agreed
A wind farm with 14 turbines could be up and running above the Aber Valley by 2025, if it is granted ‘Development of National Significance’ status.
“A lot of anger in the room” – Plaid MS attacks cabinet no-show at heated public meeting
A public meeting about the council’s Caerphilly 2035 masterplan was held at Caerphilly Workmen’s Hall on Tuesday August 1.
“In the midst of the cost-of-living crisis, this is awful” – MS attacks free school meal decision
South Wales East MS Peredur Owen Griffiths discusses free school meals, playscheme and Aber Valley Wolves in this blog.