Community volunteers from across Caerphilly County Borough have been recognised for their work at an annual awards ceremony.
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Rescued Gelligaer Common ponies “in poor condition” find new sanctuary
Eight ponies that were rescued from Gelligaer Common in poor conditions have been rehomed with a horse sanctuary.
Senghenydd wind turbine given the green light in boost to youth centre
A youth centre which faced an uncertain future earlier this year has received a further boost in its bid for survival, after councillors approved proposals to erect a wind turbine.
Coffee mornings across Caerphilly County Borough raise thousands for Macmillan Cancer Support
Schools, venues, shops and cafes around Caerphilly County Borough supported cancer charity Macmillan’s Big Coffee Morning on Friday September 30, raising large amounts of money in the process.
Cwmgelli residents voice anger at plans to sell green space
Residents in Cwmgelli, near Blackwood, are protesting plans by Caerphilly County Borough Council to sell off green space.
Development grant for new business in Caerphilly
A new Caerphilly-based recruitment company has received a business development grant from Caerphilly County Borough Council.
Council leader hits back at criticism from resigned councillors
The leadership of the Labour group on Caerphilly County Borough Council has hit back at criticism levelled at it by two councillors who quit the party.
Public Health Wales declares end to hepatitis A outbreak which began in Gelligaer
An outbreak of hepatitis A which had origins in Caerphilly County Borough has been declared over by Public Health Wales.
Aberbargoed man fined as an illegal taxi driver
A 26-year-old man from Aberbargoed has been fined more than £700 after admitting to operating an illegal taxi service.
Plaid leader calls on Caerphilly council to boost spending on roads
The leader of Plaid Cymru on Caerphilly County Borough Council has called for the Labour-run authority to boost spending on road maintenance, after a Freedom of Information request by the party revealed 813 potholes required filling across the borough on July 1.