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McDonald’s to open 24 hours in Newbridge

News | | Published: 17:00, Monday April 21st, 2014.

A McDonald’s restaurant in Newbridge has been give permission to open 24 hours a day.

Councillors approved proposals at a planning meeting on April 9 and the 24 hour opening of the restaurant on Bridge Street will be trialled for a year.

Some residents objected to the extended opening claiming it would increase antisocial behaviour in the area, but councillors felt the year’s trial will discover whether the concerns are justified.

Claims it would increase noise and light pollution were also dismissed.

The Caerphilly branch of McDonald’s has also recently announced the creation of 20 extra jobs after an expansion to its car park.

3 thoughts on “McDonald’s to open 24 hours in Newbridge”

  1. Jan7 says:
    Monday, April 21, 2014 at 17:55

    Caerphilly cbc beggars belief. No one wanted this in the first place without letting them open 24 hours a day. Caerphilly got the cheek to go on about e-cigarettes which are to help people give up smoking cigarettes but they obviously don’t care about obesity. Unbelieveable!

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  2. Lou says:
    Wednesday, April 23, 2014 at 19:03

    If no one wanted this in the first place, Mcdonalds would have no customers and therefore would close not wanting to open 24 hours. I personally think the councillors have been responsible in granting permission for a 12 month trail period. During this time the establishment and surrounding area can be monitored for increased crime and noise, before a decision is made one way or the other.

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  3. Jan7 says:
    Thursday, July 17, 2014 at 11:04

    They charge for car parks at beauty spots but encourage obesity.

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