The Welsh Government said it had provided “significant funding” for development work and will liaise with councils on “final investment decisions”.
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People ‘diving behind bushes’ due to ‘restrictive’ public toilet opening hours
Residents “continually” raise the issue of “restrictive” opening hours at public toilets in the borough’s parks and cemeteries, a councillor has said.
Empty town centre shop could become new nail salon
The vacant unit was previously a Thomson travel agency, then rebranded to a Tui store – with that firm now based at Castle Court Shopping Centre.
What next for library services in Caerphilly County Borough?
Communities across the borough, such as Abertridwr, have decided to fight to save their libraries.
Caerphilly Council agrees to apologise over social services complaint
Caerphilly County Borough Council has agreed to apologise to a resident who raised a complaint regarding social services.
Devolving Crown Estate ‘would make a huge difference’
Councillors in Newport have backed a growing chorus of calls for the devolution of the Crown Estate to Wales.
Caerphilly’s new Burger King could open by Easter
A new Burger King could be open in Caerphilly “within the next week” according to the man behind the plans.
How drones are helping police tackle ‘scourge’ of illegal e-bike riders
The pioneering use of drones to track and catch nuisance or illegal e-bike riders in Newport could become a police tactic elsewhere in the UK.
Man, 26, arrested after indecent exposure report
A 26-year-old man has been arrested after a report of indecent exposure at a popular walking spot in Caerphilly.
Brownfield land and empty shops could hold key to council’s regeneration plans
Brownfield sites and empty shops will be targeted in a new strategy for attracting businesses to Caerphilly County Borough.