A developer has submitted proposals to turn properties in Blackwood and Senghenydd into HMOs.
Author: Nicholas Thomas - Local Democracy Reporting Service
Newport Council agrees to lead new regional sports partnership
The local authority joins Blaenau Gwent, Caerphilly, Monmouthshire, and Torfaen to form the Active Gwent Sports Partnership.
Have your say on improvements to borough’s play areas
The council has launched a review of its play areas and has asked residents to take part in a survey to share their thoughts on potential improvements.
Kebab shop told to stop late-night sales after immigration visit
A takeaway owner in Newport is facing a one-month ban on late night sales, following a visit to his premises by immigration officers.
New plans unveiled for 17 ‘contemporary’ flats in town
Up to 17 homes could be built as part of a redevelopment in Risca, according to new proposals.
Third battery energy storage site approved for city’s former power station
Newport City councillors have backed a project which will reportedly help with power grid stability for between 40 and 50 years.
Thumbs up for new self-storage units at industrial estate
A new self-storage business could open in Rogerstone, after city councillors approved a proposed new development for the Wern Industrial Estate.
Homes plan approved despite concerns over concrete slabs
Two new homes and garages can be built on land in Rogerstone despite neighbour concerns about two large concrete slabs on the site, Newport City Council’s planning committee has decided.
Praise for Newport schools’ ‘very positive’ Estyn inspection results
Education leaders in Newport have praised the city’s schools for their performances last year in Estyn inspections.
Council hands over sports fields and pavilion to community group
A football club has led a community takeover of a playing field and pavilion in Wattsville, under the latest plans for Caerphilly County Borough Council to offload its surplus assets.