Parking restrictions across Caerphilly County Borough could be extended to give more protection to resident permit holders.
Author: Nicholas Thomas - Local Democracy Reporting Service
Primary school loses bid to build kitchen extension
Ysgol Gynradd Gymraeg y Castell wanted to add a “small prefabricated extension” to its site “to enlarge existing school kitchen facilities”.
Railway improvements ‘will be worth the short-term disruption’
The electrification of the Cardiff-Rhymney railway line should be completed by autumn 2025.
Residents encouraged to contact their council over changes to 20mph
Councils will play a central role in any changes to 20mph speed limits on Welsh roads, the Senedd Member for Caerphilly has said.
Cricket club wins drinking area bid despite neighbours’ boundary worries
Patrons at Blackwood Town Cricket Club will be allowed to drink alcohol outside, in the spring and summer, in an area to the east of the clubhouse.
Plans for new solar farm could power 12,500 homes if approved
An energy company plans to build a 35MW solar farm near Newbridge which it believes will generate enough power for 12,500 homes.
Tributes to ‘much-loved’ councillor who will be ‘hugely missed’
Cllr Dianne Price, who represented Aberbargoed and Bargoed for 20 years, passed away surrounded by family on April 20.
Plans to convert house into five-bed HMO
A house in Llanbradach could be turned into a HMO, according to plans filed with Caerphilly County Borough Council.
Council lays out ambitions to make town ‘attractive and prosperous’
A new masterplan for Blackwood will show traders and investors the area is “a great place to do business”, according to Caerphilly County Borough Council’s deputy leader.
Council leader says doubters should eat “humble pie” over new market’s “success”
The leader of Caerphilly Council has suggested his opposite number should eat “humble pie” while toasting the success of the new Ffos Caerffili market.