Cllrs Carl Cuss and David Harse have written to the council to oppose plans to turn 16 High Street into a five-bedroom HMO.
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600 reports of animals being injured, trapped, or killed by litter in Wales over last four years
More than 600 reports of animals being injured, trapped, or killed by litter have been made to the RSPCA in Wales over the last four years.
Could Wales follow Scotland and make bus travel free for under-22s?
MSs quizzed Transport Scotland officials about the Scottish Government’s free bus pass for children and young people aged five to 21.
Peter’s paints its packaging red in support of Velindre
Bedwas-based Peter’s Food Services has rebranded its packaging to red to support Velindre Cancer Centre.
Cascade Women finish with a flurry in dominant win over Caldicot Town
In their final Adran South game of the season, Cascade Women ran out 9-0 victors over Caldicot Town at the Centre for Sporting Excellence.
How and when will Vaughan Gething become Wales’ next First Minister?
Following Vaughan Gething’s victory in the Welsh Labour leadership contest, here’s what to expect as the formal resignation and nomination process gets under way.
Coffee shop wins retrospective planning permission
The owners of a coffee shop in Risca have won a retrospective change-of-use planning application for their business.
Retiring police and crime commissioner reflects on his two terms in the job
Jeff Cuthbert, who is stepping down as Gwent’s police and crime commissioner this spring, looks back at his two terms in the role.
Story book penned with help of school pupils and police now available at library
A story book, written with the help of Gwent Police and pupils at St James Primary School, is now available at Caerphilly Library.
Old Methodist church could become convenience store
A former church in Newbridge could become a convenience store, according to new plans filed with Caerphilly Council.