Two Newport schools could strengthen their ties later this year by entering into a federation agreement.
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Monthly employment support sessions at Caerphilly Miners’ Centre
Residents looking for help with job applications, CVs or general employment advice will soon be able to access regular, free support in Caerphilly.
Supported living apartments proposed next to new-build development
The work has been proposed for a site near Oakdale Athletics Club, on part of land where plans for 21 new homes were approved last November.
Documentary exploring valleys’ industrial heritage to be screened
The Coal Beneath Our Feet, The Wind Above Our Heads will be shown on Wednesday March 4 at 7pm, with the event free to attend.
Council outlines ‘robust plans’ amid snow and ice weather warnings
“Robust plans” are in place amid snow and ice weather warnings, Caerphilly County Borough Council has said.
Plans for UK’s biggest indoor snow centre approved
Merthyr Tydfil is going to be home to the UK’s longest indoor snow centre after plans were given the green light.
Newport Council urged to rethink tax increase in new budget
Cllr Matthew Evans, who leads the council’s Conservative group, called the proposed rise “the same old story yet again”.
Critics sound alarm over proposed council tax increase
Proposals to increase council tax bills for Caerphilly County Borough’s residents have been criticised by opposition councillors.
Campaign for Owain’s Law draws cross-party support in UK Parliament
A wife’s campaign to change the law in memory of her late husband has been debated in the UK Parliament, drawing cross-party support.
Council defends city centre work amid phone box and ‘worst’ Christmas tree criticism
Senior councillors in Newport have defended the local authority’s work in the city centre, following criticism of a prominent Christmas tree and littering.