Rhys Williams is a reporter for BBC Wales News and ITV News, with a focus on local news in Wales. He covers a range of topics including sports, politics, and community events. Rhys is also a fan of Wrexham AFC and has contributed to various publications such as the Caerphilly Observer and Betfair.
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Rhys Williams' coverage largely centers around local news, with a significant emphasis on sports, particularly rugby and darts. He also covers music, local events, government announcements, human resources & employment topics.
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By: Rhys Williams
In this blog for Caerphilly Observer, Caerphilly Senedd Member Hefin David directs readers to a number of support organisations who can help over the Christmas period.
Gwent Police has launched an appeal to find missing Bedwas woman Georgina Dyke, 32.
Primary schools across Caerphilly County Borough recycled a combined 1,746kg of batteries as part of the competition.
A man who was jailed for threatening and disorderly behaviour has been recalled to prison following his release.
By: Rhys Williams
Organisations and charities supporting families struggling with the cost of food will receive a share of £1.7m funding this winter.
By: Rhys Williams
In her blog for Caerphilly Observer, Conservative MS Laura Anne Jones talks supporting independent businesses, recent storms, the draft budget, and more.
By: Rhys Williams
More than 70,000 visitors attended a series of council-run events across Caerphilly County Borough this year.
By: Rhys Williams
The council appealed to residents, staff and local businesses for donations to support local food banks and communities over the Christmas period.
By: Rhys Williams
Since September, all primary school children in Wales have been eligible for free school meals - with more than 35 million meals having been dished out since.
Ex-Wales international Nigel Walker, 61, has left his position as the WRU's executive director of rugby.
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