Crafty Legs’ green and yellow gazebos are spotted at the Cenotaph in Caerphilly town centre on the second Saturday of every month.
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Rhymney Valley schoolchildren celebrate their local area in art exhibition
Schoolchildren in the Rhymney Valley have had their work exhibited as part of an ‘artistic celebration’ of their local community.
Planning committee rejects controversial quarry time extension bid
Residents of Gelligaer have raised concerns over noise, dust pollution and lorry movements at the site for a number of years.
£400k library refurbishment underway
Refurbishments are underway at Rhymney Library after £400k in funding was awarded from Welsh Government and Caerphilly County Borough Council.
Why the council has £233m in its reserves
Caerphilly County Borough Council’s reserves has long been a contentious issue, but what does it mean to have £233 million in the pot?
Town’s new market set to open in September after being approved
Plans for Caerphilly’s “container-style” market have been approved and it is set to open in September.
Leisure centre could face lower cuts than expected, senior council officer says
Markham community house and leisure centre is at risk of losing £10,000 in funding.
Council committed to tackling “high number of empty homes”
Currently there are 1,314 empty private sector homes across the county borough – these have been empty for more than six months.
Caerphilly Town Centre – Grounds for optimism? I think so
Cllr Jamie Pritchard is the deputy leader of Caerphilly County Borough Council. Part of his role is overseeing “prosperity and regeneration”. In this opinion piece for Caerphilly Observer he outlines why there are reasons to be optimistic about Caerphilly town’s future.
Date set for return of Caerphilly 10k and 2k races
The Bryn Meadows Caerphilly 10k and 2k races will return in May, organisers Caerphilly County Borough Council have confirmed.