Ex-Conservative parliamentary candidate Hannah Jarvis, who also twice stood to be Gwent’s police and crime commissioner, has left the party to join Reform.
Tag: Upper Rhymney Valley
Green light for 16-home development at pallet depot site
Detailed plans for 16 new homes in Pontlottyn have been given the green light by Caerphilly County Borough Council.
Pupils’ ‘low carbon’ mock wedding wins national award
Primary school pupils who held a ‘mock wedding’ have won a national award for their efforts to raise awareness of climate change.
Gwent Police officers ‘serve up’ summer of fun
A new summer tennis scheme, led by Gwent Police, is aiming to bring together youngsters from Rhymney – and boost health and fitness.
Two released on conditional bail after man, 20, dies in collision
Two men have been released on conditional bail as police continue to investigate the death of a 20-year-old man over the weekend.
Two arrested after man, 20, dies in collision
The incident happened on the A465 westbound, between Rhymney and Dowlais, at around 4.50am on Saturday May 31.
Number of food bank parcels handed out increases by nearly a quarter
More than 6,000 food parcels have been given to people facing hunger in the north of Caerphilly County Borough over the last 12 months.
Community group ‘eager’ to open gym at disused council building after handover
JM Fitness, a community interest company, will open the new gym after securing a Community Asset Transfer of the building from the council.
Motorist handed five-year-driving ban after admitting causing death of 43-year-old man
Dale Groves, 30, appeared at Cardiff Crown Court on May 16, where he pleaded guilty to causing death by dangerous driving.
HMO conversion gets thumbs up from council planners
The property at 10 Nelson Terrace currently has two bedrooms, but could now become a house in multiple occupation for up to four people.