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Bryn Primary School was recently selected for this year’s BBC NOW April Schools Tour! The BBC National Orchestra for Wales performed at Bryn Primary on
Caerphilly County Borough Council’s Cabinet recently approved plans to amend grass cutting regimes, with the aim of promoting biodiversity. Cabinet members approved adopting the approach
The public space CCTV scheme operated by Caerphilly County Borough Council recently celebrated its 25th anniversary. Since its inception in 1998, it has expanded from just
SPORTTAPE is a local, family business which has taken nearly a decade, to become an overnight success. The brand was born out of a passion
Fresh off their success in the UK National Fish & Chips Awards 2023, where they have been recognised as the best in Wales and 2nd place
Residents across the UK will be coming together to lend a hand and take part in The Big Help Out to mark the King’s Coronation
An event is planned to be held at 3pm on Friday 28th April to officially open a new memorial in Lansbury Park. The memorial has been
Blackwood Town Centre has become the latest town to benefit from free public access Wi-Fi. Apart of a wider provision that has already been rolled
Caerphilly County Borough Council’s Parks & Countryside Operations department will be working with Ty’n y Wern Primary School pupils to create a ‘Bee Corridor’, with
Caerphilly county borough council looks set to save up to £2 million per annum after agreeing to withdraw from a long-standing contract which involves private
