A pledge to switch street lights back on could come at a financial and environmental cost to Newport City Council.
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Disqualified driver jailed after ‘spree of utterly reckless and dangerous driving’
Timothy Taylor, 32, of St John’s Terrace, Crosskeys, has been jailed for two years and eight months.
Three primary schools join forces to protest leisure centre cuts
Bedwas Leisure Centre is one of three which could close in July under proposals to move to a smaller number of “strategic” facilities.
Annual Caerphilly Challenge Series returns next month with Twmbarlwm trek
The event, which is being held on Saturday May 10, promises a challenge for walkers, joggers, and runners of all fitness levels and abilities.
Council seeking ‘revised approach’ to sports pitch fees after 75% hike backlash
More than 5,000 people signed a petition warning the rise in fees “could lead to the collapse” of grassroots programmes.
Claim city roundabout works will cause ‘serious difficulties’ as project funding questioned
The Welsh Government said it had provided “significant funding” for development work and will liaise with councils on “final investment decisions”.
People ‘diving behind bushes’ due to ‘restrictive’ public toilet opening hours
Residents “continually” raise the issue of “restrictive” opening hours at public toilets in the borough’s parks and cemeteries, a councillor has said.
Empty town centre shop could become new nail salon
The vacant unit was previously a Thomson travel agency, then rebranded to a Tui store – with that firm now based at Castle Court Shopping Centre.
What next for library services in Caerphilly County Borough?
Communities across the borough, such as Abertridwr, have decided to fight to save their libraries.
Caerphilly Council agrees to apologise over social services complaint
Caerphilly County Borough Council has agreed to apologise to a resident who raised a complaint regarding social services.