Similar plans have been adopted in Newport and Monmouthshire, with both councils creating £50 million investment funds.
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End in sight for Caerphilly Council’s £4 million pay scandal?
The Welsh Government appointed investigator probing allegations of misconduct against the council’s chief executive, Anthony O’Sullivan, is currently drawing up their findings.
Around 500 fish found dead in Penpedairheol
Natural Resources Wales initially believed that around 100 fish had died, but have now confirmed that the number is much higher.
Pontllanfraith leisure centre – the story so far
After months of protests, marches, and debates, it has taken a High Court order to put the brakes on the closure of Pontllanfraith leisure centre. Niall Griffiths asks: how did we get here?
Poll suggests polluted street should be demolished
Most respondents to a consultation on the strategy for Hafodyrynys Road in Crumlin want the council to buy and demolish houses in the area to reach clean air guidelines faster.
Bargoed residents’ anger over parking permit charges
Residents now have to pay £15 a year to park outside their own homes after the charge came into place in April.
Plans for new attractions at Cwmcarn forest
Ambitious plans to bring new attractions to Cwmcarn Forest, including an adventure hub and new cycling routes, could be given a funding boost.
NRW investigate after 100 dead fish found
An investigation has been launched after 100 dead fish were found in a river.
Brexit Party wins two seats for Wales in European Election – Plaid Cymru and Labour taking one apiece
Nathan Gill and James Wells were elected Members of European Parliament for the Brexit Party, while Jill Evans and Jackie Jones were elected for Plaid and Labour respectively.
Caerphilly business wins contract for eco centre
Following a competitive tender process, Town Square was chosen by Cherwell Council to manage and run the centre.