The Wales Green Party are ready to be “kingmakers” at this year’s Senedd election, its leader Anthony Slaughter said as the party launched its campaign.
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HMO approved after being branded ‘neither wanted nor desirable’
Local opposition has failed to stop planning permission for a new HMO in Newport’s St Julians neighbourhood.
Bargoed Spring Fair brings 2,250 visitors to town
More than 2,250 visitors came to Bargoed as the town hosted its spring fair on Saturday March 21.The fair brought a range of food and drink, craft stalls, and entertainment to the…
Villagers bemoan ‘Wild West’ road issues and relentless lorry traffic
Residents say relentless HGV traffic poses a constant nuisance in their village – with cars damaged, round-the-clock noise, and pollution.
Extra £2.6 million funding to fix Caerphilly County Borough’s potholes
An extra £2.6 million of funding will go towards fixing potholes and resurfacing roads across Caerphilly County Borough.
Interstellar experience for scouts at National Space Centre
A scouts group from the Aber Valley were treated to an out-of-this-world experience when they visited the National Space Centre over the weekend.
Critics of school transport cuts warn of ‘unacceptable burden’ on children
Hundreds of people have signed a petition against Caerphilly Council’s plans to cut free transport in Aberbargoed – one of nine routes under threat across the county borough.
City-centre traffic lights ‘red for too long’, councillor claims
Traffic lights near Newport’s railway station should be reconfigured to prevent city centre gridlock, a councillor has claimed.
Extra 500 spaces available for this year’s Caerphilly 10k race
Thousands had already secured their place on the start line, with the event being held in Caerphilly town on Sunday May 10.
Police investigate as cafe fire deemed deliberate
A fire broke out at Nancy’s Cafe, near Ystrad Mynach Railway Station, on Monday afternoon.