Fly-tippers and other waste offenders could benefit from going on an awareness course similar to speeding drivers, a councillor in Newport has suggested.
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Planning application lodged for St David’s Hall works
Planning applications have been made to replace the roof of Cardiff’s St David’s Hall, which has been closed for more than a year.
School crossing patrols could be saved but row over council reserves goes on
Caerphilly Council’s cabinet has met to finalise its budget proposals for the coming financial year.
Price and Griffin to compete at darts UK Open
Markham’s Gerwyn Price and Llanbradach’s Rhys Griffin are among the 158 players competing at the UK Open in Minehead this weekend.
New slide and interactive wall unveiled at leisure centre
A new interactive activity wall and children’s slide has been installed at Risca leisure centre, to help boost young swimmers’ confidence in the pool.
£1m fund launched to mark Wales women’s EURO 2025 qualification
As Wales head to a first-ever major women’s football tournament this summer, a £1 million fund has been launched to build on their success.
Price back in Premier League action after last week’s victory
Gerwyn Price will be back in Premier League Darts action on Thursday evening as he looks to build on last week’s victory.
Police to continue anti-social behaviour patrols in city centre
Gwent Police will continue dedicated patrols in Newport city centre and other hotspot areas for antisocial behaviour, thanks to new funding.
‘Our community is being eroded’: Anger over leisure and library cuts
As libraries and leisure centres across Caerphilly County Borough face the axe, residents in Bedwas, Trethomas, and Machen are fearful of the impact it will have on their community.
Council renews business rates support scheme for city centre traders
Eligible traders in Newport could continue to receive a business rate reduction of up to 65% in the coming financial year.