Plaid Cymru continued its run of form in Caerphilly on Thursday with a double victory in two council by-elections.
Author: Nicholas Thomas - Local Democracy Reporting Service
HMO conversion gets thumbs up despite parking concerns
Plans for a new HMO have been approved in Elliot’s Town, New Tredegar, despite concerns around parking.
Green light for ‘much needed’ supported living apartments
Housing association Bron Afon is behind the proposals for the new assisted living accommodation in Oakdale.
Parties at odds over plan for 6.25% council tax hike
Senior councillors in Caerphilly are expected to push ahead with proposals for a 6.25% council tax increase in next year’s budget.
Tory group calls for lower council tax bills in city budget
Conservative councillors in Newport have put forward “amendments” to next year’s budget proposals they say would mean a lower rise in council tax bills.
Decision day inches closer on contentious plans for 300 homes
Plans for a large housing development on fields in Cefn Fforest could finally be decided after years of uncertainty.
City schools record ‘very encouraging’ attendance rates
Newport is on track to record the second-highest level of pupil attendance in Wales this year, but remains below pre-pandemic levels.
Flats planned at former ambulance hall
New proposals submitted to Caerphilly County Borough Council show how applicant Nigel Willetts hopes to redevelop the “empty” hall on Pandy Road.
‘Prompt and just compensation’ call for WASPI women hit by pension age changes
Councillors in Caerphilly have called for women affected by state pension changes to receive “fair, prompt and just compensation”.
Demand for temporary accommodation outstripping supply of one-bed homes
The supply of one-bedroom accommodation is far outstripped by the numbers of single people in need of homes.