Plaid Cymru councillor Colin Mann said Caerphilly Council’s budget proposals meant people were left questioning “what they get for their ever-increasing bills”.
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Council unveils cuts and shake-up plan to save £30m in new budget
Caerphilly County Borough Council has unveiled how it plans to save around £30 million next year to “set a balanced budget”.
“Decision to pull the plug on the tourist information centre is baffling and contradictory”
Plaid Cymru MS Peredur Owen Griffiths discusses the proposed closure of Coffi Vista in his latest blog for Caerphilly Observer.
Welsh Government faces questions over leisure centre closures
Delyth Jewell MS, who represents South Wales East, raised concerns over leisure facilities closing in Caerphilly County Borough.
Ministers quizzed on how stretched budgets will impact children
The Senedd’s children’s committee scrutinised ministers about the potential impact of stretched budgets on children and young people in Wales.
‘Tourist information centre closure would be a major blow to Caerphilly’
The closure of Caerphilly’s Coffi Vista has led to an outpouring of support for the town centre venue.
Gwent Police Officer resigns over “predatory” behaviour allegations
A Gwent Police officer has resigned after allegations, including “predatory” behaviour towards colleagues, were brought to light.
How can communities benefit from new housing developments?
A new council report outlines a plan to raise awareness of community wellbeing projects, which can be funded by housebuilders and other developers.
Take a quick tour of Rhymney’s refurbished library
The library was originally due to open in the summer of 2023 but was set back by several delays, including vandalism.
“A sad day”: Disabled children’s charity forced to make cuts due to ‘significant’ funding issues
The decision to cut costs will affect family liaison officers and leisure services at Serennu, Nevill Hall and Caerphilly Children’s Centre.