A senior councillor has warned that all options are on the table when it comes to turning around Caerphilly County Borough Council’s finances.
Author: Nicholas Thomas - Local Democracy Reporting Service
Housing plans could be axed due to council dispute with Welsh Government
Plans to build thousands of new homes in Maesycwmmer are likely to be axed following a dispute between Caerphilly County Borough Council and the Welsh Government.
Senior councillors back plans to reduce school transport service
Senior councillors in Caerphilly will push ahead with a consultation on plans to extend home-to-school transport rules.
Council’s ‘use it or lose it’ warning over community group funding
Each ward councillor has access to a pot of funding – currently £3,630 each – and must sponsor eligible organisations to apply for access to the money.
Council to buy five gritters to prevent future ‘risk’ to service
Cabinet members agreed on Wednesday July 24 to use reserve funds to shore up its winter maintenance fleet.
Council seals deal to buy former Risca Palace cinema
It was due to go up for auction on Wednesday July 17 but a deal was secured prior to it going under the hammer.
Council keen on buying former cinema – but mystery remains over its sale
A former cinema in Risca which attracted interest from Caerphilly County Borough Council appears to have been sold before it went to auction – but the buyer remains a mystery.
Village flats could be converted into five-bed HMO
Two flats in Senghenydd could be converted into a HMO for five people, new plans submitted to Caerphilly County Borough Council show.
Candidates announced for upcoming council by-election
Three candidates will contest the upcoming by-election in the Aberbargoed and Bargoed ward.
Two town centres to receive extra £1.8m for regeneration plans
Caerphilly County Borough Council has approved the release of funds to further develop new placemaking plans for the towns.