Caerphilly County Borough Council has said its “usual robust process” to deal with fly-tipping was not “fully followed” after a dumped boat ended up on a bonfire.
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Council house tenants could see rent rise by 6.7% next spring
Failing to raise rents could have a “detrimental” effect on the council’s ability to maintain its housing stock, a new report warns.
Police appeal after firework thrown at teenage girl
A teenage girl suffered minor injuries after three men threw a firework at her in Blackwood last month, sparking a Gwent Police appeal.
Council to push ahead with housing office closures to “modernise and improve” service
Housing offices in Gilfach, Lansbury Park, Graig y Rhacca, and Ty Sign will close permanently and be replaced with a “centralised” service in Tredomen.
New law would reform business rates and lay groundwork for council tax changes
A proposed new law would amount to the most radical and progressive reforms of local government finances in the devolution era, the Senedd has heard.
Could pollution charges be introduced on M4 and major A roads?
Drivers could face pollution charges on the M4 and major A roads in future after a proposed clean air law was backed by the Senedd.
Town’s new transport interchange will bring “new opportunities and prosperity”
Caerphilly Council has unveiled detailed designs for a new bus and rail interchange station inspired by the town’s famous castle.
Boxer Lauren Price to fight Italy’s Silvia Bortot
Ystrad Mynach’s Lauren Price MBE will look to extend her unbeaten start to life as a professional boxer when she faces Silvia Bortot next month.
New £1 million 3G pitch to be built in the borough, but location yet to be decided
Caerphilly County Borough Council has secured £1million to build a brand new 3G pitch, but is yet to decide where.
Volunteer knitters donate more than 80 blankets to those in need ready for Christmas
Volunteer knitters at Caerphilly Miners’ Centre have donated the blankets to charitable causes across Caerphilly County Borough.