Putting recyclable waste in your bins could land you with a £70 fine, in the latest Caerphilly County Borough Council plans to increase its low recycling rates.
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Community pulls together in bid to save village pub
Five years after last orders were called, a group of 100 or so people in and around Draethen are looking to buy the Hollybush, and reopen it as a community-owned pub.
Greggs sets out plans for new store in Ystrad Mynach
The bakery giant has applied for planning permission to convert the former Lloyds bank branch on Bedwlwyn Road.
Nuaire switches to low carbon-emissions steel in effort to become more sustainable
The switch has cut carbon emissions from Nuaire products by 64% within the first year alone.
Police appeal as Caerphilly man, 20, recalled to prison
Gwent Police is searching for Cameron Wooley, 20, who has breached his licence conditions.
Transport for Wales unveils rewards app for passengers
Transport for Wales (TfW) has launched a new subscription and loyalty app which rewards passengers for using their trains.
Principality commits to high street presence until at least 2030
Principality, which has branches on Blackwood High Street and on the Twyn in Caerphilly, has made the announcement amid a spate of bank branch closures in recent years.
Higher house prices, lower heating bills: How council’s new tree plans could shape Newport
Thousands more trees could be planted in Newport in the next few years, as part of a new council strategy to improve the city’s so-called green infrastructure.
Wales to trial automatic voter registration
Four local authorities will be taking part in a pilot scheme, which will use data to identify potential voters.
New plans unveiled for ‘innovative’ revamp of Fourteen Locks Canal Centre
A new cafe, visitor information centre and museum are included in plans for an “innovative” revamp of Fourteen Locks Canal Centre in Newport.