The proposals were rejected by councillors in October 2018.
Author: Richard Gurner
‘Freelance Heroes Day’ launches to support Wales’ 80,000 freelancers
The plight of freelancers is being celebrated in an online event today as the coronavirus pandemic continues its economic grip.
Crews battled three grass fires for a total of five hours yesterday
Fire crews spent a combined total of five hours battling deliberate grass fires yesterday – the biggest of which burned through an equivalent area of ten rugby pitches.Firefighters were called to Rudry…
Recycling centres set to reopen from Tuesday, May 26
Caerphilly County Borough Council has announced that all six of its Household Waste Recycling Centres (HWRCs) will begin to reopen to the public from Tuesday, May 26.
No timescale yet for reopening of waste centres and libraries
Plans to reopen libraries and waste centres across Caerphilly County Borough are being drawn up – but there is no indication on when they will open their doors.
VE Day 75th anniversary in pictures
People across Caerphilly County Borough took to their front gardens on Friday to mark the 75th anniversary of VE Day.
Man arrested after armed police called
A 42-year-old man is due in court this morning after armed police were called to a stretch of road near a busy roundabout.
Two arrested following “disturbance” at house
Police were called at around 3pm on Sunday, May 10, to the house on Nantgarw Road near to the Caerphilly Players’ building.
Stabbing in Risca: Man arrested on suspicion of attempted murder
Police were called to the scene of the attack at Llanarth Square, Pontymister, Risca at around 5.30pm.
Coronavirus: Lockdown extended in Wales with very little change
Wales’ coronavirus lockdown has been extended for a further three weeks, with very little changing.