Polling stations are now open across the Caerphilly Senedd constituency.
Tag: Caerphilly Senedd by-election 2025
Caerphilly Senedd by-election: A quick look at the candidates
Eight candidates are standing in the Caerphilly Senedd by-election taking place on Thursday October 23.
Gareth Hughes: The Green Party candidate for the Caerphilly Senedd by-election
Gareth Hughes says he wants to bring a “credible, independent voice” to the Senedd and one that puts the community, social justice and the environment at the heart of decision-making.
Explained: Which communities can vote this week and why
There has been confusion around who can and cannot vote in the upcoming Caerphilly Senedd by-election – all due to recent parliamentary boundary changes.
What the Caerphilly by-election could reveal about Reform, Labour and Wales’ political future
Bangor University’s Marc Collinson and Robin Mann discuss the upcoming Senedd by-election in the Caerphilly constituency.
Yellow weather warning for rain issued by Met Office on day of Senedd by-election
A Met Office weather warning will be in place across much of south Wales this Thursday, as voters head to the polls in the Caerphilly Senedd by-election.
‘Scrap the Senedd,’ England-based by-election candidate says
UKIP’s Roger Quilliam, who lives in Hampshire, has also vowed to “declare war” on communism and Islamic fundamentalism.
Steve Aicheler: The Liberal Democrat candidate for the Caerphilly Senedd by-election
A resident of Machen for 20 years with his family, Cllr Aicheler explains why Wales needs “serious solutions to serious problems”.
Town centre protests over Nation of Sanctuary pass without incident
Two protests were held in Caerphilly town centre on Saturday October 18 – one opposing the Welsh Government’s Nation of Sanctuary scheme, and a much larger counter-protest supporting the policy.
‘Values born in the Valleys can help us fight apathy and division’
In this opinion piece, written for Caerphilly Observer, former Labour leader Neil Kinnock urges voters to reject apathy and division, warning that parties such as Reform UK are exploiting discontent.