A community group banished from the chapel where they had been based for three years because they ‘weren’t Christian’ has found a new home, thanks to a National Lottery grant.
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Street art promoting Caerphilly Castle heading to town after Cardiff display
Street art depicting Caerphilly Castle’s water gate, which appeared outside Cardiff Central Station recently, is heading to Caerphilly town centre this week.
Full list of roadwork dates revealed as £5m resurfacing begins
A £5 million programme of road resurfacing works across Caerphilly County Borough has begun.
Severn Estuary tidal power plans progressing
Plans to harness the tidal power of the Severn Estuary are being progressed, the chair of the Cardiff Capital Region has revealed.
Police renew Kyle Vaughan appeal on what would have been his 37th birthday
Gwent Police renewed its appeal for information on the disappearance of a missing Newbridge man on Sunday August 3.
City Deal accounts delays ‘not good enough’
A Newport council committee has criticised accounting delays for the Cardiff Capital Region’s City Deal as “not good enough”.
Glyphosate ‘most effective method’ for council’s weedkilling
The chemical has drawn controversy in recent years amid allegations about possible carcinogenic effects, which continue to be debated and challenged.
Council deputy leader talks town centre regeneration plans
Council deputy leader Jamie Pritchard, who is responsible for regeneration, discusses ongoing council plans to transform town centres.
Residents’ feedback and complaints ‘important’ if council is to improve
Senior officers told a council committee the feedback, whether positive or negative, was crucial if people wanted to see improvements.
Severn Bridge heavy good closure a ‘threat to south Wales’ economy’
The closure of the old Severn Bridge to heavy goods vehicles is a threat to south Wales’ economy, according to councillors from across the region.