A group of Labour and Conservative Assembly Members have raised the issue of access rights to Eglwysilan Common with the Welsh Government in a recent meeting.
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Farmer handed £112,000 fine over illegal felling of 200 trees near Blackwood
A man who illegally chopped down over 200 “ancient” trees in Blackwood has been fined more than £112,000 after failing to appear at a court hearing for a second time.
£38m semiconductor deal signed by City Deal councils
A £38 million deal to put Wales on the global technological map has been signed.
Assembly asked to oppose EU Bill by Welsh Government
The Welsh Government has formalised its opposition to the EU (Withdrawal) Bill, claiming it is doing so in order to protect devolved powers.
Severn Crossing tolls will be cut from January 2018 before being scrapped in full
Tolls on the two Severn Bridges will be cut in January next year for the first time when the crossings return to public ownership.
Royal Assent granted for Landfill Disposals Tax (Wales) Act and the Trade Union (Wales) Act
Laws which will give Wales tax-raising powers and repeal certain parts of the UK Trade Union Act have been granted Royal Assent.
Caerphilly Castle to Cardiff Castle run raises £6,300 for Velindre
An 11-mile charity run between Caerphilly and Cardiff castles has raised more than £6,300.
Royal Mail resumes partial postal deliveries to Risca residents after safety concerns
Residents in Risca are still without their post, nearly three months after the Royal Mail suspended deliveries.
Ynysddu man’s failed record attempt leaves him with egg on his face…literally
A man from Ynysddu was left with actual egg on his face after falling short during a world record attempt.
Return of the traffic wardens: Caerphilly Council to take on parking enforcement
Traffic wardens are set to make a return to the streets of Caerphilly County Borough – although a firm date has yet to be agreed.