Men Against Domestic Abuse Alliance Launches in Rhondda Cynon Taf

A new Alliance has been launched in Rhondda Cynon Taf to encourage men and boys to become active allies in preventing domestic abuse and creating safer communities. The Men Against Domestic Abuse Alliance brings together individuals, organisations, workplaces and community groups that are committed to challenging harmful attitudes and behaviours, promoting healthy and respectful relationships,…

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After a year of weather extremes, NRW urges people across Wales to ‘Be Flood Ready’

Following a summer marked by drought and wildfires Natural Resources Wales (NRW) is urging people across Wales not to become complacent about flood risk this autumn and winter. Communities across Wales experienced devastating flooding and storms last winter, before prolonged dry conditions, drought and significant wildfires affected many parts of the country during the summer….

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Gavin ‘The Bull’ Bilton Calls on Strongman Fans to Support Wales Air Ambulance

Strongman champion Gavin ‘The Bull’ Bilton is urging supporters to get behind Wales AirAmbulance as he competes at The Official Wales Strongest Man competition this weekend.The 37-year-old from Caerphilly, one of the UK’s most recognisable strongmen, will take tothe arena at the Vale Arena on Sunday, 11 October, while helping to raise funds andawareness for…

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Finalists announced for Caerphilly Sports Awards 2026

The finalists for the Caerphilly Sports Awards 2026 have been announced, celebrating the people and clubs whose dedication helps sport and physical activity across the county borough. From young volunteers to those who have dedicated decades to local sport, the awards recognise the contributions that create opportunities, encourage participation and strengthen our communities. They also…

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National park authority concedes legal challenge over hydroelectric scheme

Eryri National Park Authority has agreed to quash its planning approval for a hydroelectric project after a judicial review challenge argued the decision failed to acknowledge the impact on a nearby Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI). The national park authority granted permission for the development in June, paving the way for the construction of…

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