Plans for 40 new homes in Aberbargoed are on hold temporarily while council planners iron out details of affordable housing.
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Disabled couple angry at council after parking concerns ‘overlooked’
Malcolm and Cheryl Waters, from Trethomas, used to be able to park their car just a few steps away from their front door on Llanfabon Drive.
Plans for 33 new homes and a shop get the green light
The new homes will be built in three blocks on land at Winding Wheel Lane, and will each have their own parking space.
Hopes new business park units will provide more flexibility
A business park in Nelson can be expanded to include 28 small and “flexible” units, councillors have decided.
Tell us how Caerphilly Observer can be better
We’re holding our first ever Caerphilly Observer Members’ Meeting on Saturday February 21 between 1pm and 3pm at Caerphilly Miners Centre.
Three ‘key areas’ of city to receive £20m regeneration fund
Newport city centre and two neighbouring areas will be targeted for £20 million of new investment over a ten-year period.
‘Putting our children at unnecessary risk’: Senedd debates social media ban for under-16s
South Wales East MS Natasha Asghar led calls for a ban, saying social media has “become a breeding ground for harm, bullying, addiction and anxiety”
Backing for ‘remarkable’ Caerleon to be 2028 Town of Culture
The winning town in the UK Government competition will receive £3 million to organise a year of cultural events in 2028.
New food bank to open following ‘increased demand’ in area
The food bank will be running at Bethel Baptist Church, on Station Terrace, every Monday between 11am and 1pm.
City council to target potholes in final budget proposals
Newport City Council could plunge millions into potholes and other road repairs, under the local authority’s final budget proposals.