Richard Gurner is the Director at Caerphilly Observer. He covers a diverse range of topics including events and conferences, arts and entertainment, education, finance, and social issues, with a particular focus on the United Kingdom. Richard's work has been featured in The Argus Business, Free Press Series, and Caerphilly Observer.
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Richard's focus is local news, covering a variety of topics including community events, local business awards, public transportation and citizens advice. His coverage includes government announcements and press releases.
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By: Richard Gurner
Notice is given that I, Amar Khehra have on the 23/12/24 applied to Caerphilly County Borough Council, as the Licensing Authority, for a variation of a premises licence in respect of the 8 to Late Store of 192 Bedwas Road, Caerphilly, CF83 3AU
By: Richard Gurner
Gwent Police is renewing its appeal for information on the murder of Newbridge man Kyle Vaughan on the 12th anniversary of his disappearance.
Police are investigating a series of arson attacks on cars parked in Llanbradach.
By: Richard Gurner
Social enterprise RecRock has helped hundreds of people connect with one another over the years through the love of music.
Plaid Cymru councillor Lindsay Whittle has bought a second-hand wheelchair and is offering to loan it out to residents.
By: Richard Gurner
Plaid Cymru councillor Colin Mann, who represents Llanbradach, is putting forward the motion, which has cross-party support for it with Labour and Independent councillors backing it.
By: Richard Gurner
Councillors are currently paid a basic salary of £18,666, but the Independent Remuneration Panel for Wales has proposed an increase.
These amazing people have all transformed their lives with the help of their local Slimming World groups. They are just a handful of the hundreds the organisation has helped.
By: Richard Gurner
Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney Senedd Member Dawn Bowden is to step down at the next election, she has announced.
Work to build 16 energy-efficient flats has begun in Crosskeys on the site of the former St Catherine’s Church.
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