It is hoped the plans would see less waste sent to landfill, create up to 13,000 new jobs, and save up to £570 million a year in Wales.
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Hopes new education centre will reduce need for out-of-county placements
It will welcome 30 secondary school-aged pupils and have a “high staffing ratio” of three adults for every six to eight learners.
How Hefin David brought humour to Senedd proceedings
For many people, their abiding memory of Caerphilly MS Hefin David was a man who had a knack of making people laugh and smile – even at the most trying times.
16 to 21-year-olds in Wales urged to take advantage of £1 bus travel
Youngsters between the ages of 16 and 21-years-olds are being encouraged to register to take advantage of £1 bus fares from next month.
Bluetongue livestock travel restrictions to ease
Measures restricting the movement of livestock because of the Bluetongue virus have been eased from today (Monday August 18), the Welsh Government has said.
Appeal after petrol station worker attacked confronting suspected shoplifter
Police are appealing for information after a woman reportedly attacked a worker at the dip garage in near Trecenydd.
Book of condolence opened at the Senedd for late MS Hefin David
The Senedd’s speaker has formally declared the Caerphilly constituency seat vacant following the sudden death of Labour Senedd Member Hefin David last week.
Ukrainian family open new café at Caerphilly Railway Station with their UK sponsor
A Ukrainian family who came to Wales to escape Russia’s invasion of their country have opened a new café at Caerphilly Railway Station – with the help of the lady who housed them.
Gymnastics academy sets out expansion plans
A gymnastics organisation has applied to extend its base at Croespenmaen Industrial Estate.
Former pub could be converted into nine homes
New proposals submitted to Caerphilly County Borough Council set out how the old Cross Keys Inn, on Hengoed Road, could be redeveloped.