Emily Janes is a Reporter at Caerphilly Observer. She covers a range of topics including social issues, holidays, and local events, with a particular focus on Christmas and golf. Emily's work has been featured in various editions of Caerphilly Observer, highlighting her commitment to community storytelling.
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Emily Janes' articles mainly focus on local community events, public services, and human resources & employment. She would likely be interested in pitches related to local businesses, community initiatives, and government announcements affecting the area she covers.
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The Post Office proposes opening a new branch on Jones Street in the coming months.
By: Emily Janes
Bargoed's youth side were beaten by Carmarthen Athletic at Cardiff's Principality Stadium despite a "massive" performance.
By: Emily Janes
Pupils from Islwyn High School will compete at the Eisteddfod yr Urdd, which is taking place from May 27 to June 1 in Montgomeryshire.
By: Emily Janes
The ‘Community Stars Awards’ are run by Gerald Jones MP and Dawn Bowden MS, and recognise volunteers who "go above and beyond".
Local children, including members of the Heddlu Bach, got involved with the design of the mural which features farm animals, rural scenes and dragons.
By: Emily Janes
Deri Dementia Care and Support group meets at Deri Community Centre every Tuesday and has been running for two years.
By: Emily Janes
Darran Valley Community Council has won the 'One Voice Wales Community Engagement Award' from Un Llais Cymru (One Voice Wales).
Thee incident involved a vehicle and three horses early this morning on the A465 near Rhymney, Gwent Police has said.
By: Emily Janes
Convatec, based on the Heads of the Valleys Industrial Estate, has plans to build a ‘“Green Manufacturing Hub”.
What are Caerphilly County Borough's libraries doing to help the community during tough times?
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