Baby Neil – a young emu from Caerphilly – has captured hearts and imaginations across the UK as his owners look to find him a partner.
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Opposition to car park charges among petitions lodged with council
A 2,500-strong petition against higher car park charges has been lodged with Caerphilly County Borough Council.
Votes to be counted day after next Senedd election instead of overnight
Daytime counts have become common practice in Wales, with votes for the 2021 Senedd election being counted during the daytime on the day following the election.
Valleys Street Art Project transforming communities with bold murals
The Valleys Street Art Project, which began as one man’s idea over a bag of chips, has grown into on of the most colourful and talked-about cultural movements across the county borough.
New digital advertising boards proposed for borough’s town centres
Four new digital boards could be installed in prominent town-centre locations across Caerphilly County Borough.
National museums face almost £3m budget gap
The planned “business-as-usual” Welsh budget would leave national museums facing a near-£3m shortfall and lead to more cuts, the Senedd’s culture committee has heard.
Have your say on improvements to borough’s play areas
The council has launched a review of its play areas and has asked residents to take part in a survey to share their thoughts on potential improvements.
Test results and appointment tracking coming to NHS Wales app
Patients will be able to view test results and track appointments in the NHS Wales app as part of a major expansion announced by the Welsh Government.
WRU two-region proposals branded ‘wrong approach’ and ‘utter madness’
Wales’ four regions could be cut down to two under radical proposals currently out for consultation – a potential move described as a “massive blow” for Gwent.
Welsh Government drops plan for patients to be seen by different dentists under NHS reforms
Controversial plans for NHS patients to be treated by different dentists have been dropped, but the BDA warns Wales’ dental reforms still risk harming services.