A new travel guide has been launched in a bid to attract more tourist groups to Caerphilly County Borough.Caerphilly County Borough Council has worked with the Southern Wales Tourism Travel Trade Group…
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Help the birds this half-term
Children can have fun and learn about the environment at Cwmcarn Forest Drive during half-term with a number of workshops.On February 16 bird feeders can be made using pine cones from the…
Council tax in Caerphilly County Borough set to rise by 3.9%
Council tax in Caerphilly County Borough is set to rise by 3.9% after senior councillors approved the authority’s budget for next year.At a cabinet meeting on Wednesday February 4, councillors also agreed…
Cars targeted by vandals in Cwmcarn
Motorists in Cwmcarn have been warned to be extra vigilant after a spate of criminal damage.
Football: Concentration lapse sees Neslon Cavaliers lose out to Talbot Green
Nelson Cavaliers seconds lost 3-2 against Talbot Green on Saturday January 24 in the Taff Ely and Rhymney Valley League 1.
Big Garden Bird-watch
Visitors to Parc Cwm Darran can take part in the Big Garden Bird-watch from 10am to 3pm.The day offers the chance to learn about a number of different birds in the park…
Police stations in Caerphilly, Ystrad Mynach and Risca to remain open
Gwent Police and Crime Commissioner Ian Johnston has pledged to keep police stations in Caerphilly, Ystrad Mynach and Risca open.Public access to the three stations ceased in July 2012 as part of…
Caerphilly Council makes good progress against recent audit recommendations
Caerphilly County Borough Council has made good progress on implementing recommendations made by the Wales Audit Office (WAO).In January last year, the WAO published a special inspection report into the local authority…
FairShare Cymru helped make 25,000 meals in Caerphilly County Borough from ‘waste’ food
A charity donated enough food for 2,000 meals in Caerphilly County Borough in the last month.
Mice go bats about Ruperra Conservation Trust’s new trees
Dozens of trees have been planted to help dormice and bats living in woodland in Ruperra. The rare dormice need the trees for their diet of hazelnuts as well as to scurry around in at night.