Demolition work could be approved for a disused office building in Caerphilly.
Author: Nicholas Thomas - Local Democracy Reporting Service
Power surges blamed for damaging city CCTV cameras
Power surges were to blame for knocking out some CCTV cameras in Newport, senior councillors have confirmed.
Call for ‘transparency’ over council investment in indoor market project
New questions have been raised over Newport Council’s investment in the redevelopment of the city’s indoor market.
City Deal accounts delays ‘not good enough’
A Newport council committee has criticised accounting delays for the Cardiff Capital Region’s City Deal as “not good enough”.
Glyphosate ‘most effective method’ for council’s weedkilling
The chemical has drawn controversy in recent years amid allegations about possible carcinogenic effects, which continue to be debated and challenged.
Residents’ feedback and complaints ‘important’ if council is to improve
Senior officers told a council committee the feedback, whether positive or negative, was crucial if people wanted to see improvements.
Lidl sets out proposals for new store on bus depot site
Lidl has submitted planning permission to knock down the former Stagecoach depot building and replace it with a new supermarket.
Proposed new business units could create more than 50 jobs
Proposals to further develop the Ty Du site in Nelson have been submitted to Caerphilly County Borough Council.
New operator chosen for ‘jewel in the crown’ Llancaiach Fawr
A new operator has been identified to run Llancaiach Fawr, Caerphilly County Borough Council has announced.
Llancaiach Fawr future discussed at behind-closed-doors meeting
The heritage site closed in late 2024 after senior councillors agreed to “mothball” the venue, which was receiving a £485,000 annual subsidy.
