Plans submitted to Caerphilly County Borough Council show the “prominent” premises at 85 High Street could now be converted for residential use.
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Risca home could become ten-person HMO
Documents show a ground-floor sitting room, reception room and study would each be converted into a bedroom if the plans are approved.
New NHS Wales chief executive to be in post come autumn
Jacqueline Totterdell will become the new NHS Wales chief executive later this year, replacing Judith Paget.
Subsidy card to be rolled-out for gluten-free food
A new pre-paid card will be rolled out across Wales for people who receive gluten-free food on prescription.
Heavy traffic after car flips onto its roof on dual carriageway
South Wales Police said it was called to “reports of a single car having collided with the central reservation and flipped onto its roof on the A470 southbound”.
Council agrees new costing tool for social care
Cabinet members voted unanimously to transfer the money from the council’s reserves to fund the switch.
Police officer denies indecent child image charges in court
Suspended Gwent Police officer Patrick Higgins, 30, appeared at Cardiff Magistrates’ Court on Monday July 21, having been arrested last year.
Community centre wall repair delays ‘just not acceptable’
For the past seven months users of Pwllypant Village Hall and motorists along the A468/9 Caerphilly bypass have grown used to the sight of fallen bricks since the wall partially collapsed during December’s Storm Darragh.
Hopes more unwanted council sites can be handed to community groups
Senior councillors in Caerphilly have reiterated their support for handing over surplus or unwanted buildings to community groups.
Solidarity with Ukraine renewed as art exhibition closes in Caerphilly
The solidarity between the people of Caerphilly and Ukraine has been renewed with the closing of an art exhibition at Caerphilly Library.