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Town could loseits council oficeAROUND 400 jobs are set tomove from Pontllanfraithfrom February 2016, underplans to close the Caerphillycouncil office there.The council’s policy and

scrutiny committee agreed ata special meeting to supportthe closure – among a rangeof savings proposed in the2015/16 budget.But Pontllanfraith’s three

county borough councillors– Mike Adams, Colin Gordonand Gez Kirby – are againstthe proposal, fearing it couldaffect Islwyn residents whouse services at Ty Pontllan-fraith.Cllr Kirby, who spoke at the

committee meeting, also be-lieves a move will hit the lo-cal economy. He said: “We allrecognise our council’s needto make savings because ofthe Tory Westminster gov-

ernment’s cuts.“But people in Pontllan-

fraith and across Islwyn val-ue access to council servicesat Pontllanfraith House.“I hope Islwyn residents

will have their say about thisplan in response to our coun-cil’s public consultation onbudget proposals, before a fi-nal decision is made.”That decision is due next

February, when the councilmeets to set its 2015/16 budg-et.Council spending must be

cut by around £40million dur-ing the next three years, andclosing Ty Pontllanfraith is

countryside, public and com-munity services, housing,and engineering and trans-portation – would be movedto existing sites in Tredomen,Penmaen, and Tir-y-Berth.The report acknowledges

that while there may be someconcerns, the offices are notused by the general public ingreat numbers, modern tech-nology enables people to com-municate with the council inother ways, and there are oth-er council offices in the area.

It also high-lights “asigni f icantand high-cost repairliability” forTy Pontllan-fraith, whichwas built in1977.

Arrestsfollowingfuel theft

Ex-rugby starinspires pupilsSee page 9

INSIDEFIVE people have been ar-rested following recent fuelthefts from industrial estatesin the Caerphilly area.Three men, aged 23, 26 and

44, and one woman, 45, fromthe Rhymney area and aman, 21, from the Caerphillyarea have been arrested fortheft and bailed.Detective inspector Nick

Wilkie said: “Officers havebeen targeting their pa-trols on industrial estatesthroughout Caerphilly. Weare now working to help pre-vent further crimes takingplace and bringing offendersto justice by using forensicmarking technology.“Anyone attempting to steal

fuel will be covered in aninvisible forensic markingsubstance, which cannot bewashed off. Forensic mark-ing technology used in eachlocation is unique, meaningthieves who steal fuel willbe covered in a substancethat places them at the exactscene of the crime.“Anyone arrested for fuel

theft will be examined fortraces of the forensic mark-ing technology through ourUV scanning cell in Gwent.”Detective inspector Wilkie

added: “The theft of fuel isvery dangerous. Please re-port any suspicious activity.”

By Andy Rutherford01633 [email protected] @ArgusRutherford

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Hostel killer inquest opened

INQUEST: Matthew Williams, 34, who died at the Sirhowy Arms Hotel in Argoed.

THE cause of the deathof Matthew Williams —the man at the centre of aprobe into the murder inArgoed last month of CerysYemm— remains “unascer-tained”, an inquest was toldlast week.Senior coroner for Gwent

David Bowen was told ata hearing in Newport onThursday that following apost-mortem examinationof Williams’ body, whichwas carried out at the Uni-versity Hospital of Wales inCardiff, further toxicologi-cal and other tests would berequired to try to determinethe cause of the 34-year-old’s death.He had been arrested after

police officers went to theSirhowy Arms Hotel in Ar-goed — a bed and breakfastestablishment for the home-less where Williams, previ-ously in prison, had beenstaying for three weeks —at 1.23am on Thursday, No-vember 6.Shortly after his arrest he

had become unresponsiveand despite the efforts of po-lice officers and paramedicsto revive him, he was subse-quently pronounced dead.Mr Bowen adjourned the

inquest until April 3 nextyear, but stressed that doesnot necessarily mean thatthe final hearing will takeplace on that date.

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Family fun for freeat festival’s lanternmaking workshops

FAMILIES are invited to gettheir creativity flowing thisweekend at the last lantern-making workshop atCaerphilly Leisure Centre.More than 350 Frozen-

themed lanterns were madeat the workshops last week-end in preparation for theannual River of Light lan-tern parade on Thursday,December 18, at 6.30pm.

Caerphilly Leisure Centrewill host the last of its freelantern making workshopsbetween 10am and 5pm onSaturday and Sunday.The annual River of Light

parade sees hundreds oflanterns light-up Caerphillytown centre, accompaniedby carnival samba drum-ming, dancing, costumedperformers and fireworks.

A CAERPHILLY resident has been tak-en to court by Caerphilly County Bor-ough Council for a fly-tipping offence.Tanya Kidley, of Lon Yr Odyn, was in

court for an offence of allowing house-hold waste under her control, from a ve-hicle registered to her, to be abandonedon land at Penytwyn Isaf, Caerphilly.

Kidley, 35, appeared at Newport Mag-istrates’ Court on November 21. Sheadmitted the offence and was ordered topay a fine of £185, together with costs of£232.12 and a £20 victim surcharge.Councillor David Poole, cabinet mem-

ber for community and leisure services,said: “This successful prosecution is an-other indication of our commitment totaking action against those who commitenvironmental crime such as this.“I hope this conviction, the fine, and

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SCOUTS from across Gwentgathered for their annual ser-vice at Hope Baptist Churchin Crosskeys on Sunday.Between 500 and 600 scouts

attended, with each scoutasked to bring a food item todonate to the local foodbank.During the service, a new

standard for the 1st Ponty-waun Beavers - the youngestsection of the scouting move-ment - was dedicated by theofficiating minister, the Rev-erend Paula Parish-Foley.The district commissioner

for Caerphilly, Rhymneyand Islwyn scouts, MirandaYoung, said: “It was lovely tosee this wonderful old churchabsolutely crammed withhappy youngsters.“They have picked up on the

last message of their founderLord Baden-Powell who said,‘The real way to get happi-ness is by bringing happinessto other people’.“Three new groups have

been formed in 18months andthe Pontywaun group has, in

the space of a year, gone fromthe edge of closure to being athriving and proud unit.“Parents are realising that

scouting gives their young-sters a running start in thatit teaches them to be respon-sible and confident.”First group scout leader

of the 1st Pontywaun, MikeBuckingham, added: “It wasmagnificent to see the bondthat scouting has.“I think the children real-

ised that they are part of avery large movement devotednot only to improving as agroup, but as individuals too.“We faded away around 18

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been a revival of late andwe’re very pleased that theyoungsters entered into theChristmas spirit. It was bothunifying and edifying.”

More testsneeded toind causeof deathContinued from frontThe Independent Police

Complaints Commission iscarrying out an investiga-tion into the circumstancesof Williams’ arrest, as policeofficers had discharged aTaser at him while carryingit out.Miss Yemm, aged 22, was

found dead at the SirhowyArms Hotel during the samepolice call-out.The incident has horrified

residents in the quiet vil-lage, near Blackwood, andhas made headlines aroundthe world.The opening of the in-

quest into her death, heldon Thursday, November 20,also in Newport, was toldthat the provisional findingsof a post-mortem examina-tion indicated that she haddied as a result of “sharpforce trauma to the face andneck”.Senior investigating of-

ficer in the case, DetectiveChief Superintendent Wil-liam Davies of Gwent Police,told that hearing that MissYemm had been found on thefloor in a room at the hotelwith Williams.The inquest into Miss

Yemm’s death was also ad-journed until April 3, 2015.


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A CAERPHILLY county-born1980s pop legend is recoveringfollowing exploratory surgeryfollowing several weeks of ill-ness.Steve Strange has been tweet-

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on Wednesday that he had beenrushed to hospital in Bridgendfor the tests.Strange, the face behind the

band Visage which enjoyed astring of hits in the early ‘80s,including Fade To Grey and Mind

Of A Toy, was taken to the Prin-cess of Wales Hospital in attemptto discover the cause of problemsthat have culminated in a seriousbronchial infection and an intes-tinal blockage.Tweeting from hospital on

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Newbridge, has been promotingOrchestral, his latest album un-der the Visage name, but that hasbeen put on hold.A statement from his record la-

bel August Day Recordings – inresponse to rumours circulat-ing on social media – confirmshis admission to hospital “witha bronchial infection and intes-tinal blockage following a longillness that has left him virtu-ally bed ridden for the past fewweeks.”It continues: “For the past few

days he has been trying to con-duct a normal life in line with the


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en its toll and he started to suffera relapse of his ailments whichhas meant he has had no choicebut to seek urgent medical help.”Harriet Allen, from August Day

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Man fined for illegaltattoos and piercingsAN ILLEGAL tattooist has been finedafter his illicit activities were discov-ered via social media.Stephen Stevens, 24, of Duke Street,

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Council survey winsman a £50 rewardA LLANBRADACHresident received anearly Christmas presentwhen he won £50 fortaking part in a councilsurvey.John Berrill was the

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A PRISONER who haslinks in Caerphillyand absconded fromjail has featured onBBC’s Crimewatch ina bid to trace him.Daniel Wynne left

the open prison atHMP Leyhill in SouthGloucestershire onSaturday, October 25,and has not been founddespite a public appealfor information.He is aged 28 and de-

scribed as white, about5ft 7ins tall and stocky,with a shaved headand a Welsh accent.He has a tattoo of thename ‘Danny’ on hisleft arm.He appeared on


Crimewatch on Thurs-day last week.Wynne was serving a

two-year sentence forassault with an inde-terminate release date.He left the prison

with convicted mur-derer Daniel Shankly,who was detained byWest Mercia policein Bromsgrove in theearly hours of Satur-day, November 29, andreturned to prison.Anyone with any

information aboutthe whereabouts ofWynne is asked to call101 quoting reference111119/14.Alternatively, you

can ring Crimestop-pers on 0800 555 111.

Player jailedfor violenceA PROMISING rugbyplayer from Caerphillywho played with theGwent Dragons develop-ment team has been sen-tenced to 15 months inprison for stamping on agirl’s head while on a sus-pended sentence.Gareth Kemp, aged 22,

of Cenydd Road, Caer-philly, admitted affrayat a pub in Caerphilly inFebruary this year.Recorder Greg Bull QC

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Gareth Jones said thedefendant had been givena two-year suspendedsentence for four of-fences including ABH,harassment, battery andwounding relating to anincident outside a pubin 2012 where he pusheda woman causing her to

break her nose and fallon another woman, caus-ing the latter to break hercheekbone.Mr Jones said the array

offence was “not dissimi-lar” and happened out-side the Court House pubin Caerphilly on Febru-ary 23, in the early hoursof the morning.Mr Jones said Kemp’s

girlfriend had an argu-ment with two sistersand he intervened. Hestamped on one girl’shead and pushed the oth-er over three times.In mitigation, barris-

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Police appeal for details

Invite to‘elf’ walk

GWENTPolice are investigating a shop-lifting incident at the Co-op on ChurchStreet in Bedwas where groceries werestolen.It happened at about 6.40pm on Sun-

day, November 23.Officers would like to speak to this

man who may be able to help with en-quiries. Anyone with any informationis asked to call Gwent Police on 101quoting log 339 25/11/14 or Crimestop-pers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

RESIDENTS and visitors arebeing encouraged to take partin a charity Elf and WellbeingWalk on Saturday, December13.The 5k walk will take place at

Parc Penallta at 10.30am.The walk will raise money

for the Mayor of CaerphillyCounty Borough Council’schosen charities – CaerphillyHome Start and the Royal Brit-ish Legion Poppy Appeal.Walkers of all ages are en-

couraged to get involved.All participants will receive

an elf hat, hot drink, andmince pie.There will also be Christmas

crafts, seasonal food, and fes-tive music on the day.Entry to the walk is £5 per

adult and free for participantsunder the age of 16.Tickets can be purchased in

advance by calling 01495 227206.Alternatively, tickets will be

available on the day at ParcPenallta.

RECORD: Almost 7,000 people visited Bargoed for the town’s annual Christmas market.

RECORD-BREAKINGcrowds came to Bargoedlast Saturday for the an-nual Christmas market.Almost 7,000 people vis-

ited the town on Saturday,November 29, for a fes-tive extravaganza, whichboasted more than 20stalls, street entertainers,funfair rides, children’sentertainment and realreindeers.CllrDavidCarter,Mayor

of Caerphilly county bor-ough and representativefor Bargoed, said: “It wasbrilliant to see so manyvisitors and residents vis-iting this year’s BargoedChristmas Market andsupporting businesses in

the town, it contributedto a carnival atmosphereand some real festivespirit in the Christmasrun-up.”Next week the town will

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Ex-rugby star inspires pupilsFORMERWales rugby captain andBritish Lions star Gareth Thomasstepped into the classroom to takeover English lessons at BedwasHigh School.Working in partnership with

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about to embark upon their mostimportant year of comprehensiveschool to date, as they approach

their GCSEs.When asked if they enjoyed the

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TRADITIONAL CELEBRATION: The Caerphilly Christmas fairwill host a celebration of modern and Victorian Christmas.

Theft frompharmacy

RSPCA seeksmacaw owner

POLICE are appealing for informationfollowing the theft of an electric tooth-brush from Lloyds pharmacy, Bedwl-wyn Road, Ystrad Mynach on MondayDecember 1.

If anyone has information or recog-nises the man police want to speak toin connection with the incident, theyare asked to call Gwent Police on 101quoting log number 120 1/12/14

RSPCA Cymru is appealing for theowner of a macaw found in Caerphillyto come forward.

The bird was found on CaerphillyMountain on Friday – and the societyis hoping to reunite it with its owner.

RSPCA animal collection officerFiona Jackson said: “It is unusualthat nobody has come forward yet toreclaim this macaw. We are appealingto anyone who may know who the birdbelongs to, to get in touch.”

Anyone who may have informationcan contact the RSPCA inspectorateappeal line on 0300 123 8018.

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THE Caerphilly Christ-mas fair will play host toa blend of a modern dayand Victorian Christmasthis weekend.

The town centre, cel-ebrating a modernday Christmas, will beadorned with more than100 stalls, along with afarmers market and con-tinental market comple-menting the town’s inde-pendent and popular highstreet retailers.

Traders will be offeringeverything from Christ-mas cake to decorationsand handmade jewellery.The town will also playhost to activities and en-tertainment includingpottery workshops, face

painting, and street thea-tre.

Celebrating the tradi-tions of Christmas past,Caerphilly Castle willwhisk visitors back intime where they will havethe opportunity to discov-er a Victorian Christmas.

The castle and its ram-parts will play host toperiod entertainment, aVictorian fairground, anda special visit from Fa-ther Christmas. Entranceto the castle is £5.50 for

adults, £4.10 concession,with children enteringfor free.

Coinciding with theevent, Caerphilly CountyBorough Council towncentre managementteam’s Choose the HighStreet @ Christmas cam-paign offers shoppers theopportunity to pick upsome discounts from par-ticipating retailers.

Voucher booklets,which will be valid untilChristmas Eve, can bepicked up from the VisitCaerphilly Centre.

They will entitle hold-ers to discounts, includ-ing 10 per cent off and afree mince pie and mulledwine in Covent Garden.



News in brief

CCTV imagesare released ofman the policewant to findPOLICE want to speak tothis man after four bottlesof whiskey were stolenfrom B&M Bargains.

The theft happened in theBlackwood store at around10.25am on Sunday, Decem-ber 7.

The man is white, 30-35 years old with shortcropped mousey hair, hewas wearing a dark jacketwith lime-green zips, bluejeans, and white trainers.

If anyone has informationthey are asked to call GwentPolice on 101 quoting lognumber 211 7/12/14.

Appeal after whisky sto-len from B&M Bargains.

CCTV: Police appeal after electrictoothbrush stolen from Lloyds.

School’s goodinspectionearns praise

By Rob Owen01633 [email protected] @ArgusROwen

Sports stars goback to school VISIT:

(From left)Mark Wal-lace, IsmailYakubu,KatherineCamp, andGarethBennettwith pupilsfrom YsgolGymraegCaerfili.

PUPILS at Ysgol GymraegCaerffili were visited by somestars from the world of sportrecently.Cricketer Mark Wallace, ath-

lete Katherine Camp, NewportCounty footballer Ismail Yaku-bu, and golfer Gareth Bennettall visited the school to discusstheir lives and daily routines.The visit was organised by

John Poyner, the county’s con-necting communities manager,to give pupils an insight intothe world of sport as a careerand also the important health

aspects of sport as a lifelonghobby.The head teacher of Ysgol

Gymraeg Caerffili, Lynn Grif-fiths, said: “This was a greatopportunity for our pupils tomeet with talented sportsmenand sportswomen who havebeen successful in their respec-tive sports. Our pupils learnedthat you have to work hard andhave a positive attitude to suc-ceed in life”.Councillor Rhianon Pass-

more, cabinet member foreducation and lifelong learn-

ing, added: “This visit helps topromote sport and wellbeingamongst young people, whichwill benefit them in later life”.

ASSEMBLY Member LindsayWhittle praised staff and pupilsat St Helen’s Catholic PrimarySchool in Caerphilly after agood report by inspectors.In its report, Estyn rated the

286-pupil school’s performanceas good with prospects for im-provement also said to be good.The inspectors said that most

pupils made good progress asthey moved through the schooland have strong speaking andlistening skills.They said that teaching was

good and teachers made use ofa good range of resources whilethe planning for the develop-ment of Welsh language skillsis said to be thorough.

“Many teachers use Welsh inlessons regularly and pupilshave a good range of opportu-nities to develop their Welshspeaking skills,” the reportsaid. Inspectors said there need-ed to be more opportunities forpupils to improve their Welshwriting skills.Estyn also said that the head

teacher Tim Crosse providedeffective leadership and had


News in briefIce rink to returnfor five day stintThe Bargoed ice rink will re-turn on Wednesday, Decem-ber 10 for five-days only.The facility will be open

daily from 10am until 7pm.It will be located at the foot

of the town in the St Gwladyscar park.Entry for the ice rink is £3

per person.No pre-booking necessary.

The ice rinkwill remain openuntil Sunday, December 14.

a clear vision for the school,shared by the whole schoolcommunity.Caerphilly-based Plaid Cymru

AM LindsayWhittle, said: “Itwas great to read such a posi-tive report with good progressbeing made by most pupils asthey go through school. I’vewritten to the school to congrat-ulate them on the report.“I was particularly pleased

that the school is highlightedfor making good use of its fund-ing to support pupils whomightunder-achieve without it.”The school is in the Lands-

bury Park area of the county,recently ranked the most de-prived community in Wales.

Diabetics urged to watch treatsTHERE are around 10,700 peopleliving with diabetes in Caerphil-ly and in the run up to Christ-mas a charity encourages themto be mindful of their condition.Diabetes UK recognises that

following a healthy lifestyle atChristmas can be a struggle, butstresses that having the condi-tion should not mean missingout on traditional festive foods.However, the charity does not

advise people with diabetes, ortheir family or friends, to buy

“diabetic” foods such as diabeticChristmas cake or chocolate.These offer no special benefitto people with diabetes and willstill affect blood glucose levels.Dai Williams, national direc-

tor at Diabetes UK Cymru, said:“We want everyone with diabe-tes to enjoy their Christmas andthat doesn’t mean denying your-self your favourite festive treats.“The key is to plan and be

mindful of how a treat may af-fect your blood glucose.

“The other important thingto remember is to stay active,as this will help you to manageblood glucose levels. For exam-ple, take a wintry walk to a localpark or landmark. Alternatively,you could try ice skating or evenhead out to the sales.”One or two high blood glucose

readings shouldn’t affect long-term control, but persistentlyhigh readings should be avoided.For more, visit diabetes.org.

uk/enjoying-Christmas.

A look past the silver screen for pupilsSTUDENTS from Coleg Gwentin Caerphilly received an in-sight into theworld of filmwhena cinematographer visited.Mike Valentine, whose cred-

its include Skyfall (2012), DarkShadows (2012), Shakespearein Love (1998) and Trainspot-ting (1996), visited the school onThursday, November 27.

A Q&A event was held with theWelsh-born filmmaker, who isan expert in underwater photog-raphy and spoke to 100 studentsabout his career and how to getinto the film industry.The event was organised by

Into Film, an education charitysupported by the BFI throughLottery funding, which places

film at the heart of young peo-ple’s learning and personal de-velopment.It was part of Into Film’s

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Enjoy ilmat museumSHARE some Christ-mas cheer with afamily festive filmthis Saturday at theCaerphilly CountyBorough museum.

The Winding Housewill showcase Disneymega-hit Frozen from2pm.

The film focuseson a kingdom thatbecomes trapped inperpetual winter,where fearless Annajoins forces with amountaineer and hisreindeer to find theSnow Queen Elsa andbreak her icy spell.

You’re are invited toattend in costume oryour best Christmasjumpers, to get in thespirit.

Booking is said tobe essential, but ad-mission is free.

Call on 01443 822 666for more informa-tion and to book yourplace.

And why not enjoyyour Christmas shop-ping in peace, awayfrom the crowdedstreets?

The museum’s giftshop stocks a wide se-lection of high-qual-

ity gifts, traditionaltoys and quirky sou-venirs.

In the event ofheavy snow, call be-fore travelling, asthis may affect eventstaking place.

The Winding Housecloses for Christmasat 5pm on Tuesday,December 23, and re-opens at 10am on Fri-day, January 2, 2015.

For more informa-tion about WindingHouse visit your.caer-philly.gov.uk/wind-inghouse/content/welcome.

AT THE MEMO: Risca Male Choir will be performing at the newly renovatedauditorium.

Tuck intoa meal atthe manorDON’T miss out on a realChristmas carvery on offerat Llancaiach Fawr Manorthis December.

The Christmas menuwill be running in the Con-servatory Restaurant eachWednesday and Sunday inDecember.

The menu has a range ofdifferent choices for starter,main course and dessert.

For starter there is roastpepper and tomato soupwith cheese croutons, filoprawns, mixed leaf saladand sweet chilli jam, or mel-on with berry coulis.

For main course there isa choice of roast beef andYorkshire pudding with tur-key with all the trimmings.

Finally, for dessert thereis the Christmas pudding,lemon and lime gateau anddeep-filled apple lattice pie.

Carvery sittings are at1pm on Wednesdays and12pm and 2pm on Sundays.

The menu costs £14.95 peradult or £7.95 per child.

Booking is essential. Afifty per cent deposit is re-quired.

See choir on the new stage

RISCA Male Choir will per-form its Christmas concertat Newbridge Memo thisSaturday.

It will be one of the firstperformances on the newstage at the newly-restoredauditorium, which localshave been campaigning formore than a decade.

The choir’s competition

successes have included thetitle Male Choir of the Year,winning the Welsh ChoralChallenge shield, the Na-tional Eisteddfod, the bronzemedal from the Malta Inter-national Choral Competi-tion, and Male Choir Win-ners at the InternationalChoir Festival of Jersey.

The show will start at 7pm.

Tickets cost £8 per person.The choir has undertaken

several concert tours, in-cluding visits to Spain, Gi-braltar, France, Germany,Scotland, Ireland, and theCzech Republic.

Tickets for the show thisSaturday are available fromthe box office at NewbridgeMemo on 01495 243252.

Brass band atWorkmen’s HallBTM Brass Band will beperforming their Christ-mas concert at BedwasWorkmen’s Hall. The even-ing of festive music willtake place on Saturday,December 13. Tickets cost£10 per adult, £6 for conces-sions, £3 for students and£3 for Children. For moreinformation and to bookcall 07572235120 or visit bt-mbrassband.com.

Pay a visit andreceive a giftVISIT Santa’s Grotto at theCaerphilly Workmens Hallon Saturday December 20.

Children will have the op-portunity to visit Santa inhis grotto and receive a gift.Entry costs £5. This eventruns 11am–4pm. For infor-mation call in to the hall onCastle Street, or visit caer-phillyworkmenshall.org/index.html.

Carols in squareCONNECT Life ChurchCaerphilly has organised acarol singing event.

Join in at SenghenyddSquare in Caerphilly on Fri-day, December 19, from 7pm.

For details visit http://con-nectlife.co.uk/.

Santa set for a festive visitFATHER Christmas is set to visitCaerphilly Garden Centre.

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£285,000

MOUNTAIN ROAD CAERPHILLY

■ Sought after area close to the Town centre■ Spacious and adaptable accommodation.■ 3 reception rooms and 2 kitchens.■ 4/5 bedrooms.■ Gardens and garage.

NEW

F

£215,000

CLOS TYR Y WEN BEDWAS

■ Spacious and adaptable accommodation.■ 3/4 bedrooms.■ 2/3 reception rooms.■ Re-fitted kitchen/breakfast room.■ Detached garage.

NEW

C

£575 pcm

CENTRAL HOUSES CAERPHILLY

■ Newly renovated three bedroom mid-terrace.■ Unfurnished.■ Modernised throughuot.■ Gas central heating.■ Court yard to rear with parking.

Awaiting

£400 pcm

ST CATHERINES COURT SENGHENNYDD

■ Spacious 1 bedroom first floor apartment.

■ Fully refurbished.

■ GCH & UPVC double glazing.

■ Unfurnished.

B

£339,950

HIGHFIELD ROAD BLACKWOOD

■ Fabulous detached family home.■ Three double bedrooms plus study.■ Master suite with Juliet balcony.■ Two reception rooms.■ Garage and store room.

NEW

C

£189,950

SUMMERFIELD LANE MACHEN

■ Much improved extended four bedroom semi detached property.■ Prominent position within popular residential location.■ Two reception rooms.■ Single garage.■ Early viewing recommended.

NEW

D

£164,950

SMALL MEADOW COURT CAERPHILLY

■ Spacious and modern three bedroom town house.■ Two large double bedrooms.■ Master suite including dressing room and ensuite shower room.■ Enclosed rear garden with views across Caerphilly mountain.■ Private parking.

NEW

Awaiting

£134,950

PINE TREE WAY NELSON

■ Two double bedrooms.■ Spacious living room.■ Gas fired central heating and double glazed windows.■ Carpet and blinds.■ Garage.

NEW

Awaiting

£625 pcm

CWRT DRAW LLYN CAERPHILLY

■ Well presented 3 bedroom semi detached property.■ Fitted kitchen.■ Master with en-suite.■ Off road parking.■ Unfurnished.

C

£455 pcm

GLYN BARGOED ROAD TRELEWIS

■ Two bedroom mid terraced property.

■ Lounge, fitted kitchen and bathroom.

■ Landscaped rear garden.

■ Unfurnished.

C

£199,950

LEGION ROW TRETHOMAS

■ Select development of just 4 detached homes.■ Finished to a high standard throughout.■ Hallway, cloakroom, lounge and kitchen/diner.■ 4 bedrooms (master ensuite) and family bathroom.■ Turfed and patio gardens & off road parking.

NEW

Awaiting

£159,950

CLOS CAE MAWR PENPEDAIRHEOL

■ Spacious 3 bedroomed detached house.■ Excellent size master suite with fitted wardrobe.■ Kitchen/breakfast room.■ Double glazing, fitted carpets.■ Integral garage.

NEW

D

£159,950

CWRT NANT Y FELIN CAERPHILLY

■ Three bedroom end link property.■ Well maintained throughout.■ Updated kitchen/dining room.■ Re-furbished bathroom.■ Viewing strongly recommended,No Chain.

NEW

PRICE

D

£199,950

THE HOLLIES QUAKERS YARD

■ 'Harlech' style 2/3 bedroom detached property.■ Set on a large corner plot.■ Generous and flexible accommodation.■ Conservatory.■ Generous gardens to both front and rea.r

D

£650 pcm

SMALL MEADOW COURT CAERPHILLY

■ Modern 3 bedroom semi detached property.■ Lounge/diner.■ En-suite.■ Allocated parking.■ Unfurnished.

B

£525 pcm

CORONATION TERRACE SENGHENNYDD

■ 4 bedroom property.■ Large living/dining room.■ Kichen/breakfast room.■ Gas central heating.■ Unfurnished.

Awaiting

£259,950

MAES WATFORD CAERPHILLY

■ 4 bedroom detached house.■ Re-fitted kitchen.■ Re-fitted family bathroom and en-suite shower room.■ Lounge, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room.■ Gardens to front and rear & garage.

E

£449,950

VAN ROAD CAERPHILLY

■ Most impressive 4/5 bedroom detached house.■ Semi rural setting.■ Generous and adaptable accommodation.■ Large level gardens.■ Internal viewing strongly recommended.

E

£164,950

PEN Y DRE CAERPHILLY

■ Four bedrooms.■ Two spacious reception rooms plus sun lounge.■ Extended kitchen/breakfast room.■ Cloaks/W.C■ Garage.

C

£84,950

ST ANNES STREET BARGOED

■ Three bedrooms.■ Large dining room.■ Re-fitted kitchen and utility room.■ Gas fired cental heating.■ Fitted carpets and blinds.

D

£895 pcm

MAES WATFORD CAERPHILLY

■ Spacious 4 bedroom detached property.■ Re-fitted kitchen.■ Lounge, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room.■ Gardens to front and rear.■ Garage.

E

£525 pcm

FOREST VIEW CARDIFF

■ Well designed spacious 1 double bedroom starter home.■ UPVC double glazing throughout.■ Electric heating.■ Allocated parking.■ Furnished.

Awaiting

£179,950

PWLL Y PANT CAERPHILLY

■ Detached house set in secluded location.■ Three double bedrooms.■ Off road parking.■ Spacious and adaptable accommodation.■ Large landscaped garden.

C

£375,000

TUDOR GARDENS MACHEN

■ Executive 4/5 bedroom detached family home.■ Quiet cul-de-sac location.■ Two large reception rooms.■ Master bedroom with en suite.■ Sweeping drive leading to double garage.

D

£154,950

ROLLS AVENUE PENPEDAIRHEOL

■ 3 bedroom det house.■ Attractively presented accommoadation.■ Level and enclosed private rear garden.■ Driveway for off road parking.■ Viewing strongly recommended.

D

£249,950

THE OAKS QUAKERS YARD

■ Detached house located on the sought after Oaks development.■ 4 good size bedrooms (master ensuite)■ 3 reception rooms.■ Kitchen/breakfast room with conservatory off.■ Long driveway to detached double garage

C

£550 pcm

HEOL RHOS CAERPHILLY

■ Modern 2 bedroom mid link property.■ Convenient location.■ UPVC double glazing & GCH.■ Off road parking.■ Unfurnished.

C

£465 pcm

WELLFIELD BEDDAU

■ Two bedroom semi detached property.

■ Convenient location.

■ Gardens to front and rear.

■ Unfurnished.

D


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COMMERCIAL

029 2086 7711 www.brinsons.co.ukTO LET

UNIT 4C SWANBRIDGE COURT, BEDWAS HOUSE

INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, CAERPHILLY

RENT - £15,000 PER ANNUM EXCLUSIVE

- MID TERRACE BUSINESS UNIT- GROUND FLOOR AREA OF1,867 SQ FT (173.4 M SQ)

- FIRST FLOOR OFFICES CIRCA745 SQ FT (69 M SQ)

- OFFICES BENEFIT FROMCENTRAL HEATING ANDKITCHEN / WC FACILITIES- FORECOURT AREA TO THEFRONT OF UNIT PROVIDING 4

CAR PARKING SPACES

INVESTMENT FOR SALE

BLOCK A BRITANNIA ENTERPRISE PARK, PENGAM

PRICE £295,000 EXCLUSIVE

- TOTAL GIA CIRCA 5,316 SQFT (493.8 M SQ)

- MIXTURE OF OFFICE / RETAILAND INDUSTRIALACCOMMODATION

- CURRENT INCOME CIRCA£25,621 PA

- NET INITIAL YIELD 8.29%(BASED UPON PURCHASERS

COSTS OF 4.75%)- SITE AREA CIRCA 0.64 ACRES

TO LET

219 HIGH STREET, BLACKWOOD


- GROUND FLOORRETAIL UNIT

- TOTAL NIA 347 SQFT

- WELL MAINTAINEDTHROUGHOUT

- CLOSE PROXIMITYTO MAIN BUSSTATION

- EPC BAND: D

FOR SALE

THE VILLAGERS, OAKDALE

PRICE - £295,000

- LICENSED PREMISES WITHFIRST FLOOR LIVINGACCOMMODATION

- FIXTURES AND FITTINGSINCLUDED

- POTENTIAL FORRESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT(SUBJECT TO PLANNING)- PROMINENT MAIN ROAD

LOCATION- EPC BAND: E

TO LETUNIT 7 RIVERSIDE PARK, BEDWAS HOUSE INDUSTRIAL

ESTATE, BEDWAS


- MID TERRACE INDUSTRIALUNIT

- GROSS INTERNAL AREA OFCIRCA 1,737 FT (161.37 M)- SECURE SITE WITH GATED

ENTRANCE AND CARPARKING

- LOCATED ON AWELLESTABLISHED INDUSTRIAL

ESTATE- EPC BAND: D

TO LET

FIRST FLOOR, 181 HIGH STREET, BLACKWOOD


- FIRST FLOOR OFFICESWITH STORAGE AND

WC FACILITIES- TOTAL NIA CIRCA1,401 SQ FT (130.1 M

SQ)- TOWN CENTRE

LOCATION- AVAILABLEIMMEDIATELY- EPC BAND: C

TO LET

GROUND FLOOR, 1 PICCADILLY SQUARE, CAERPHILLY


- RETAIL SALES AREA OF CIRCA415 SQ FT (38.5 M SQ)

- HIGHLY VISIBLE POSITIONWITH FRONTAGE TO BUSY

THOROUGHFARE- BENEFITS TO INCLUDE

GROUND FLOORW.C FACILITIES- THE PROPERTY CURRENTLY

BENEFITS FROM SMALL BUSINESSRATES RELIEF- EPC BAND: E

TO LET

54 HIGH STREET, BLACKWOOD


- SUBSTANTIAL RETAIL /SHOWROOM PREMISESCIRCA 2,604FT (242M)

- SUITABLE FOR A RANGEOF USES (STP)

- 1 CAR PARKING SPACE TOTHE REAR

- PROMINENT TOWNCENTRE LOCATION

- AVAILABLE FEBRUARY 2015- EPC BAND: D

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BRYNGLAS AVENUE, PONTLLANFRAITH

£94,950

NEW PRICE

■ SEMI DETACHED PROPERTY■ RECENTLY RENOVATED■ SUPERBLY PRESENTED■ 3 BEDROOMS

■ CLOAKROOM & FAMILYBATHROOM■ NO CHAIN■ EPC RATING:- D

PANDY ROAD, CROESPENMAEN

£116,950

NEW

■ SEMI DETACHED■ SPACIOUS ANDEXTENDED■ 3 BEDROOMS

■ LARGE REAR GARDEN■ NO CHAIN■ EPC RATING:-COMMISSIONED

HEOLDDU CRESCENT, BARGOED

£137,950

NEW

■ SEMI DETACHED PROPERTY■ EXTENDED■ 3 BEDROOMS■ CONSERVATORY

■ FITTED KITCHEN/BREAKFASTROOM■ NO CHAIN■ EPC RATING:- COMMISSIONED

MILL RACE, ABERCARN

£139,950

NEW

■ WELL PRESENTED■ SEMI DETACHEDPROPERTY■ 3 BEDROOMS

■ FITTED KITCHEN/DININGROOM■ FRONT & REAR GARDENS■ EPC RATING: B

GOLWG Y BONT, BLACKWOOD

£185,000

NEW

■ DETACHED PROPERTY■ SPACIOUS■ KITCHEN/BREAKFASTROOM

■ 4 BEDROOMS■ TWO ENSUITE SHOWERROOMS■ EPC RATING:- B

ST GWLADYS AVENUE, BARGOED

£90,000

NEW

■ SEMI DETACHED■ 3 BEDROOM■ CLOSE TO AMENITIES■ FRONT AND REAR GARDENS

■ OFF ROAD PARKING■ NO ONWARD CHAIN■ EPC RATING:-COMMISSIONED

COED CELYNEN DRIVE, ABERCARN

£139,950

■ SEMI DETACHED PROPERTY■ SUPERBLY PRESENTED■ 3 BEDROOMS■ FITTED KITCHEN/DINING ROOM

■ ENSUITE SHOWER ROOM■ ENCLOSED REAR GARDEN■ NO CHAIN■ EPC RATING:- B

PORTLAND PLACE, BLACKWOOD

£152,500

NEW

■ DETACHED PROPERTY■ SPLIT LEVEL■ CUL DE SAC■ CLOSE TO AMENITIES

■ FRENCH DOORS TO BALCONY■ DRIVEWAY AND CARPORT■ NO ONWARD CHAIN■ EPC RATING D

MAES Y BENJI, OAKDALE

£219,950

■ "REDROW RUTHIN" PROPERTY■ RECENTLY CONSTRUCTED■ 4 BEDROOMS■ FAMILY/DINING ROOM

■ FITTED KITCHEN/BREAKFASTROOM■ GARAGE AND DRIVEWAY■ EPC RATING:- B

WAUNLLWYN CRESCENT, BLACKWOOD

£39,950

PUBLIC NOTICE

We are acting in the sale of the above property and have receivedan offer of £51,000.00. Any interested parties must submit anyhigher offers in writing to the selling agent before exchange ofcontracts takes place. EPC Rating-F


HOLDERTHOMPSON

14 High Street, Newbridge NP11 4EZ01495 247290

w: www.holderthompson.co.uk e: [email protected]

3 BEDROOMEDMID TERRACE PROPERTY,2RECEPTIONROOMS,KITCHEN,SHOWERROOM, GAS CENTRAL HEATING, DOUBLEGLAZING, LEVEL ENCLOSED GARDEN,REARACCESS,CLOSETOSHOPS, TRAINSAND BUSES, EPC RATING E

GROVE STREET, NEWBRIDGE

£84,950

NEW

3 BED END LINK PROPERTY, THROUGHLOUNGE, KITCHEN / DINING ROOM, BUILTIN HOB & OVEN, SHOWER ROOM, 1STFLOOR BATHROOM, GAS CENTRALHEATING, DOUBLE GLAZING, WELL LAIDGARDEN, DRIVEWAY, VIEWS, EPC RATING

TREOWEN ROAD, TREOWEN

£139,950

NEW

GROUND FLOOR FLAT, 2 DOUBLEBEDROOMS, KITCHEN / DINER,BATHROOM, GAS CENTRAL HEATING,DOUBLEGLAZING, GARDEN, EPCRATINGD

ANEURIN AVENUE, SWFFRYD

£32,000

NEW

RETAIL PREMISES ON 2 FLOORSPRESENTLY OPPERATING AS A BEAUTYSALON. EASILY CONVERTED BACK TOSHOP WITH FLAT OVER. BUSY TOWNCENTRE LOCATION WITH PARKING TOTHE REAR. EPC RATING

VICTORIA TERRACE, NEWBRIDGE

£750.00 PCM / MAY SELL

NEW

1 BEDROOM 1ST FLOOR FLAT, FITTEDKITCHEN, LOUNGE / DINER, BATHROOM,GAS CENTRAL HEATING, DOUBLEGLAZING, GARAGE, HARD STANDING,EPC RATING C.

COED CELYNEN DRIVE, ABERCARN

£84,950

NEW

3 BED BAY WINDOWED END LINK PROPERTY,CONNECTEDLOUNGE/DININGROOM,SPACIOUSKITCHEN, CLOAKROOM, FIRST FLOOR SHOWERROOM, GARAGE, HARD STANDING, GARDEN, GASCENTRAL HEATING, DOUBLE GLAZING, CAVITYWALL INSULATION, EPC RATING D.

ASHFIELD ROAD, NEWBRIDGE

£134,950

NEW

RECENTLY CONSTRUCTED 2 BED MID LINKPROPERTY, KITCHEN, BUILT IN HOB & OVEN,THROUGH LOUNGE, CLOAKROOM, 2BEDROOMS, 1ST FLOOR BATHROOM,GARAGE, PARKING,GARDENS,GASCENTRALHEATING, DOUBLE GLAZING, EPC RATING D.

WOODSIDE WALK, WATTSVILLE

£89,950

NEWPRIC

E

3BEDSEMIDETACHEDPROPERTY INNEEDOF INTERNAL MODERNISATION, LOUNGE,KITCHEN / DINING AREA, BATHROOM, GASCENTRAL HEATING, DOUBLE GLAZING,GARDENS, DRIVEWAY, VIEWS, RECENTLYINSULATED AND DASHED, EPC RATING D.

BRYN ROAD, ABERCARN

£85,000

NEWSS

TC

MODERNISED 3 BEDBAYWINDOWTERRACE PROPERTY,CLOSE TO TOWN CENTER, SHOPS, TRAINS & BUSES.THROUGH LOUNGE / DINING ROOM, KITCHEN, 1STFLOOR BATHROOM, PLAIN WALLS & CEILINGSTHROUGHOUT, GAS CENTRAL HEATING, DOUBLEGLAZING, PARKING AND REAR PATIO, EPC RATING C.

CHURCH ROAD, NEWBRIDGE

£105,000

NEW

VIEWINGS FOR THIS PROPERTY ARECARRIED OUT WITH THIS OFFICE, BUTTHE PROPERTY WILL BE SOLD VIAAUCTION ON THE 17-11-2014. PLEASECALL THE OFFICE FOR FURTHERDETAILS.

ASHFIELD ROAD, NEWBRIDGE

£70,000 GUIDE PRICE

NEW

MODERNISED AND IMPROVED 3 BEDTERRACED PROPERTY, CONNECTEDLOUNGE / DINING ROOM, ATTIC ROOM,KITCHEN, BATHROOM, HARD STANDING,GARDEN, GAS CENTRAL HEATING,DOUBLE GLAZING, EPC RATING D.

HIGH STREET, PENTWYNMAWR

£89,500

NEW

3 BED MID LINK PROPERTY, VERY WELLPRESENTED, 2 RECEPTION ROOMS, OFFICE /STUDY, BATHROOM,GOODSIZED FITTEDKITCHEN,SPARATE W.C., 1ST FLOOR SHOWER ROOM, GASCENTRAL HEATING, DOUBLE GLAZING, GARDENS,PATIO & DECK, VIEWS, EPC RATING D.

FFLORENS ROAD, TREOWEN

£124,950

NEWSS

TC

3 BEDROOMED SEMI DETACHEDPROPERTY,KITCHEN/DINER,1STFLOORW.C., SHOWER ROOM, SEPARATELOUNGE, GARDENS, CUL DE SACPOSITION, EPC RATING E.

QUEENS ROAD, PANTSIDE

£62,000

NEWPRIC

E

EXTENSIVELY RENOVATED 3 BED TERRACEDPROPERTY, LOUNGE, KITCHEN / DINER,BATHROOM, CONSERVATORY, NEW FITTEDCARPETS, PLAIN WALLS, GAS CENTRALHEATING, DOUBLEGLAZING, REARGARDEN,VIEWS TO THE FRONT, EPC RATING D.

LEWIS STREET, SWFFRYD

£66,950

NEWPRIC

E

EXTENDED 3 BED MID TERRACEPROPERTY, CLOSE TO THE TOWNCENTER, NEW FITTED KITCHEN, HOB &OVEN, NEW BATHROOM, PLAIN WALLS,DOUBLE GLAZING, GAS CENTRALHEATING, DECK, REAR GARDEN.

PENNAR STREET, NEWBRIDGE

£89,995

NEWPRIC

E

2 BED FIRST FLOOR FLAT, SET IN AMATURE RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT,LOUNGE / DINER, KITCHEN, BATHROOM,CLOAKROOM, GAS CENTRAL HEATING,DOUBLEGLAZING, AMPLE PARKING, EPCRATING C.

CAE GORLAN COURT, ABERCARN

£74,950

NEWPRIC

E

2 BEDROOMED TERRACED PROPERTY, 2ATTIC ROOMS WITH CONECTINGSTAIRWAY, LOUNGE, DINING ROOM,FITTED KITCHEN, UTILITY ROOM, PATIO,VIEWS, REAR GARDEN, GAS CENTRALHEATING,DOUBLEGLAZING,EPCRATIND.

COMMERCIAL ROAD, ABERCARN

£84,950

NEWPRIC

E

SEMI DETACHED PROPERTY, 3 DOUBLEBEDROOMS, 2 RECEPTION ROOMS,KITCHEN, CLOAKROOM, 1ST FLOORSHOWER ROOM, SEPARATE W.C.,GARDEN, GAS CENTRAL HEATING,DOUBLE GLAZING, EPC RATIN E

HECTOR AVENUE, SWFFRYD

£79,500

NEWPRIC

E

3BEDROOMEDSEMIDETACHEDPROPERTY,SOUGHT AFTER AREA, CUL DE SACPOSITION, WELL PRESENTED, LOUNGE,KITCHEN / DINER, BATHROOM, GASCENTRAL HEATING, GARDENS, GARAGE,VIEWS TO FRONT AND REAR, EPC RATING D.

HOMELEIGH, NEWBRIDGE

£128,000

3 BEDROOM LINK, GAS CENTRALHEATING, DOUBLE GLAZING, LOUNGE,DINING ROOM, BALCONY OFFBEDROOM, PATIO AND MATUREGARDENS, VIEWS TO THE REAR, ANDHARDSTANDING, EPC RATING C.

CENTRAL AVENUE, PANTSIDE

£89,950

2 PART CONSTRUCTED SEMI DETACHEDPROPERTIES LAID TO SLAB LEVEL. SETIN AN ESTABLISHED RESIDENTIAL AREA.THIS IS A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO FINISHTHE BUILD.

LAND, MOUNT PLEASANT ROAD, RISCA

£105,000

MODERNISED 2 BED MID TERRACEDPROPERTY, THROUGH LOUNGE,KITCHEN, HOB & OVEN, FRIDGE /FREEZER, BATHROOM, DOUBLEGLAZING, GAS CENTRAL HEATING,GARDEN, VIEWS, EPC RATING D

WHITETHORNE STREET, CRUMLIN

£78,500

WE ARE PLEASED TO OFFER FOR SALEA VERY WELL PRESENTED 1ST FLOOR 2BED FLAT SET IN AN ESTABLISHEDRESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT AT WESTEND ABERCARN, EPC RATING C.

CAE GORLAN COURT, ABERCARN

£79,950

LOUNGE, KITCHEN /DINER, BUILT INHOB& OVEN, 1ST FLOOR BATHROOM, 3BEDROOMS, EN SUITE, GAS CENTRALHEATING, DOUBLE GLAZING, REARGARDEN, 2 CAR PARKING, EPC RATING C.

MILL RACE, COED CELYNEN, ABERCARN

£147,500

MID TERRACED PROPERTY IN NEED OFMODERNISATION, 2 RECEPTION ROOMS,2/3 BEDROOMS, STONE STAIRS, GOODSIZEDGARDEN,VIEWS,SEMIRURAL,EPCRATING E

HILL STREET, CHAPEL OF EASE, ABERCARN

£64,950

NEWPRIC

E

SPACIOUS 3 BED END OF TERRACEPROPERTY,LOUNGE,RECENTLY INSTALLEDKITCHEN & FIRST FLOOR BATHROOM,SEPARATE W.C., DINING ROOM, DOUBLEGLAZING, GAS CENTRAL HEATING,GARDENS, VIEWS, EPC RARTING D.

COMMERCIAL ROAD, ABERCARN

£119,950

3 BED END LINK, CONSERVATORY,GARDEN ROOM, KITCHEN, LOUNGE,DOUBLE GLAZING, GAS CENTRALHEATING, GARDEN, DECK, PATIO AREA,SEMI RURAL, CULDESACPOSITION, EPCRATING C.

MAES Y GWYN, PENTWYNMAWR

£119,950

3 BED BAY WINDOWED TERRACEPROPERTY, THROUGH LOUNGE / DININGROOM, KITCHEN, 1ST FLOOR BATHROOM,GARDENS, GAS CENTRAL HEATING,DOUBLEGLAZSING, CULDESACPOSITION,SEMI RURAL ASPECT, EPC RATING D.

FIELDS PARK ROAD, NEWBRIDGE

£95,000

2 CONNECTED RECEPTION ROOMS 1STFLOOR SHOWER FROOM 3 BEDROOMSDOUBLE GLAZING GAS CENTRALHEATING LIGHTLY DECORATEDTHROUGHOUT MATURE GARDENS PATIOWITH VIEWS EPC RATING D.

NEWLYN ROAD, PANTSIDE

£96,500

3 BEDROOMED BAY WINDOWED SEMIDETACHED PROPERTY, 1ST FLOORBATHROOM, 3 RECEPTION ROOMS,KITCHEN, GAS CENTRAL HEATING, DOUBLEGLAZING,GARDEN,HARDSTANDING,CLOSETO TRAINS AND SHOPS, EPC RATING F.

THE VILLAS, NORTH ROAD, NEWBRIDGE

£102,500

NEWPRIC

E

BAY WINDOWED 2 BEDROOMED SEMIDETACHED BUNGALOW, KITCHEN /DINER, HOB AND OVER, LOUNGE,CONSERVATORY, GAS CENTRALHEATING, DOUBLE GLAZING, GARDENS,VIEWS, EPC RATING D.

PARK ROAD, NEWBRIDGE

£114,950

NEWPRIC

E

DETACHED BUNGALOW RURALLOCATION LOUNGE KITCHEN / DINER 3BEDROOMS BATHROOM GARAGE &GARDENS GAS CENTRAL HEATING EPCRATING D.

BROOKVIEW BUNGALOW,HAFODYRYNYS

£150,000

4 BEDROOMED DETACHED PROPERTY,CONSTRUCTED1998, SPACIOUS LOUNGE& DINING ROOM, BUILT IN HOB & OVEN,UTILITY ROOM, CLOAKROOM, FAMILYBATHROOM, SHOWER ROOM, PARKING,MATURE GARDENS, VIEWS, EPC RATING D

FIELDS PARK ROAD, NEWBRIDGE

£285,000

WE ARE PLEASED TO OFFER FOR SALEA GRADE 2 LISTED 4 BEDROOMEDDETACHED PROPERTY IN THE ARTS &CRAFTS STYLE SET ON THE OUTSKIRTSOF NEWBRIDGE, EPC RATING F

BRYN GWYN ROAD, NEWBRIDGE

£199,950

SPACIOUS 3 BED BAY WINDOW SEMI DETACHEDPROPERTY, THROUGH LOUNGE / DINING ROOM,STUDY, 1ST FLOOR BATHROOM, SPACIOUS GARDEN,PATIO, DECK, LAUNDRY ROOM AT GARDEN LEVEL,KITCHEN,W.C., STOREROOM, GASCENTRALHEATING,DOUBLE GLAZING, EPC RATING E, MUST BE SEEN.

PANT ROAD, NEWBRIDGE

£145,000

EXTENDED 3 BED SEMI DETACHED BUNGALOWAT THEEDGEOF THEVILLAGE, KITCHEN / DINER,BUILT IN HOB & OVEN, DISH WASHER, UTILITYROOM,ATTICROOM, 2RECEPTIONROOMS,GASCENTRAL HEATING, DOUBLE GLAZING, DECKAREA, VIEWS, PATIO & GARDENS, EPC RATING E.

HALLS ROAD, NEWBRIDGE

£199,950


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Suzuki Vitara 1.6 DDiSSZ5, from circa £20,000(TBC)Engine: 1.6-litre dieselproducing 118bhp and236lb/ftTransmission: Six-speedmanual driving all fourwheels on demandPerformance: Top speedcirca 105mph, 0-62mph incirca 13 seconds (TBC)Fuel economy: circa 68mpg(TBC)Emissions: 106g/km(target)

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Sporty Porsche 911 GTS is touch of classAT first glance the 911 GTSmight look very familiar butthis particular variant is allabout the details. In the grandhierarchy the GTS sits be-tween the quickest “normal”variant – the Carrera S – andthe precision track instrumentthat is the GT3. It also bridgesa significant price void.So your GTS comes with a

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to the GTS make themselvesfelt as soon as you drive away.With a unique suspensiontune and one that is a littlestiffer than the Carrera S, theGTS is clearly more focussed.However the standard-fit Por-sche Active Suspension Man-agement (PASM) means youcan dial up three differentsuspension settings to suit theconditions. The stats show it ismore powerful and faster thana Carrera S, but as the driverall you know is that it is a sen-sationally quick car. The en-

gine crackles away (helped bythe standard sports exhaust)as the revs rise and you canrev it hard. When driven hardthe GTS’s class shows; sharpand communicative steering,unshakeable brakes and beau-tiful poise. It’s hard to want foranything more.

Porsche 911 GTS, £91,098Engine: 3.8-litre unitproducing 424bhp and lb/ft of torqueTransmission: Seven-speed dual-clutch gearboxdriving the rear wheelsPerformance: Top speed189mph, 0-62mph in 4.0secondsEconomy: 32.5mpgcombinedEmissions: 202g/km ofCO2

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Travelling by train can bemore costly than drivingCOMMUTING by car can beup to 30 per cent cheaper formany workers across the UK,particularly in areas wheretrain fare increases have ris-en the most.Some rail commuters are

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tunity, Motor Sport editorDamien Smith said: “Havingestablished the Hall of Fameas an exclusive club to whichdrivers, riders, engineersand team owners can aspire,we’re expanding the concept

beyond a glitzy VIP eveningin London, beyond the pagesof the magazine and website,and out to the people whomatter most: our readers andvisitors.”The thrilling display at the

show will turn the spotlighton eight pillars of the sport’shistory.They are F1 world cham-

pions Michael Schumacher,Juan Manual Fangio, SirJackie Stewart, Ayrton Sen-na, Jim Clark, Enzo Ferrariand Tazio Nuvolari, plus thegreatest driver never to winthe title, Sir Stirling Moss.

Female motorists are ive timesless likely to get breath-testWOMEN are up to five timesless likely to be breath test-ed than men, new researchclaims.Via a Freedom of Infor-

mation request, car insurerDirect Line discovered thatonly 23% of roadside breathtests are conducted on wom-en, and a lower proportion ofwomen fail them than men.Even in northWales, where

the breath-testing rate is byfar the highest in the coun-try at 72 tests for every 1,000people between August 2013and August 2014, womenmake up only 29% of thosestopped.The national average for

breath-testing is 12 tests per1,000 people, while one in tenmen fail compared to only 7%of women.Previous research by Di-

rect Line revealed that 17 percent of female motorists havedriven whilst over the limit inthe past year. When asked whythey did this, 14 per cent saidit was due to a perception thatthere was little risk of gettingcaught.Gus Park, commercial direc-

tor of motor at Direct Line,said “Roadside testing is animportant deterrent and helpsimprove driver safety by keep-ing intoxicated motorists offthe road.

“With such a small differ-ence between the proportionof men and women who passa breath test, it’s surprisingto see such a discrepancy inthe overall numbers beingtested.”

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Keys havethe bluesafter a bighome loss

Cross Keys 10 Bedford 48CROSS Keys’ faint hopes of

qualifying for the knockout stag-es of the British and Irish Cup

ended afterthey weretaken apartby a ram-pant Bed-ford Bluesside.K e y s

took thelead whenJ a m e sLeadbeaterkicked ap e n a l t y.

Their lead was short-lived how-ever, as Bedford’s captain JamesPritchard soon kicked one of hisown.The Blues then took the lead

with a converted try.Pritchard extended the lead

to 13-3 after 31 minutes when heslotted his second penalty.

The visitors’ number eightHayden Thompson-Stringercrossed for a converted try froma driving lineout.Bedford got a penalty try, before

Jack Maynard scored a consola-tion try for Keys which he con-verted.Replacement Paul Tupai com-

nock 52), H Gustafson (D Hughes52), A Jefferies (D Young 52), DHodge, J Davies (T Lampard 41),O Griffiths, S Matthews (capt), APowell(J Skinner 53).Scorers: Tries – Maynard (74),

Conversions – Maynard (74), Pen-alties – Leadbeater (15).Bedford: J Pritchard (capt), P

Tapley, M Le Bourgeois (J Wig-glesworth 65) (D Veenendaal 66), H Staff, D Adamson, J Sharp,P White, T Williams (C Parilli-Ocampo 53), TJ Harris (C Clare53), J Currie (P Boulton 64), HWells, B Gulliver (M Howard 64),J Blanchet (P Tupai 41), J Bug-gea, H Thompson-Stringer.Scorers: Tries – Wells (26), Tap-

ley (38) (40), H Thompson-String-er (65), Penalty (72), Tupai (78),Conversions – Pritchard (26),(38), (40) (65), Jake Sharp (72),(78), Penalties – Pritchard (20),(31).Referee: Andrew Brace (IRFU)

The visi-tors scoreda glorioustry throughP a t r i c kTapley andP r i t c h a r dconverted.T a p l e y

scored hissecond trywhich wasconverted byPritchard asBedford led27-3 at halftime.

pleted therout withB e d f o r d ’ ssixth convert-ed try.Cross Keys:

J Cordy-Redden (JMaynard 41),A Hewitt, BNightingale,Jack Dixon6 (P Uhi 67) ,L Lewis, LucJones, J Lead-beater, L Gar-rett (R Cor-

By Iwan [email protected] argussport

Pictured is Cross Keys hooker Hugh Gustafson. (14109711)

Pictured is Cross Keys player OllieGrifiths trying to break out of his

own half. (14109719)

Victory to nilseals ten onthe bouncefor BargoedBARGOEDRFC picked up where they leftoff before the break for the Autumn In-ternationals with a bonus-point victoryover Tata Steel on the weekend, makingit 10 wins out of 10 and putting the Blues10 points clear of second-placed Swansea.The game was forward dominated and

Bargoed opened the scoring on 21 min-utes with a penalty try awarded by westWales referee Neil Jones following anillegal attempt to stop a scrum beingdriven over at short range. Josh Prosserconverted.Captain and hooker Leigh Meades add-

ed to the score four minutes from halftime, getting an armchair ride from hisforwards as they powered over the linefor an unconverted score. The half timewhistle went with the score at 12-0.The forwards were soon in the thick of

it again from the start of the second half,with a driving maul bringing the thirdtry through prop Rhys Morgan. Prosserconverted to make it 19-0.Two minutes later, Bargoed were down

to fourteen as Darren Lynch found him-self on the sidelines with a yellow card.Tata couldn’t make the extra man count

and the arm-wrestle continued throughthe third quarter, with Tata being held atbay by some staunch Blues defending.The bonus point try came for Bargoed

as the game entered the final twenty.The forwards recycled the ball and

Josh Prosser brought Darren Humphriesinto the line with a flat pass. Humphriesstraightened and slipped a ball to GrantRogers, who put Calum Jones into spaceto score at the flag. Prosser converted tomake the final score Bargoed 26 Tata 0.

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