It is hoped all charging points will be installed by March 31 and ready to use by April 1.
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Council meeting called off after business representatives fail to attend
A meeting to discuss budget proposals with Caerphilly businesses ended after 15 minutes because no one turned up.
47-year-old Trethomas man reported missing
David Smithson was reported missing on Tuesday, January 21.
Prolific shoplifter jailed for stealing meat, cheese, coffee, cereal, chocolate and more
A prolific shoplifter has been jailed for 22 weeks for breaching the terms of a suspended sentence.
Woman involved in Toby Carvery row appears before magistrates
A woman involved in a row at Caerphilly’s Toby Carvery has been fined by magistrates.
Police appeal after debris from vehicle hits oncoming car
The incident happened on the A469 near to the Travellers’ Rest pub on Caerphilly Mountain.
Normal service resumes after broken-down train causes delays
The line was reopened at around 10.40am, but Transport for Wales (TfW) has said services may be delayed or cancelled.
Cross Keys beat Maesteg in low-scoring affair
Cross Keys beat Maesteg Quins in the WRU National Championship.
Council cuts could be reversed and tax increase lowered
It comes after the council received a better settlement from the Welsh Government than was expected, with a 4.1% increase in funding, and feedback from a public consultation on the budget plans.
Number of councillors could be reduced
A 12-week consultation will start next week on the proposals, made by the Local Democracy and Boundary Commission for Wales, which recommends an average of 1,886 electors per councillor.