The Welsh Government has committed funding towards the redevelopment of Pentrebane Street in Caerphilly town centre.
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Deputy council leader defended over resignation call after new market delay
Ffos Caerffili had been due to open on Friday March 15, but recent rain holding up building work has been blamed for the latest setback.
Ffos Caerffili container market opening delayed for a fourth time
Ffos Caerffili had been due to open on Friday March 15, but “significant rainfall in recent weeks” has been blamed for the latest postponement,
A community’s drive to transform Caerphilly Workmen’s Hall into a cultural centre
Caerphilly Workmen’s Hall could be transformed into a fully-fledged creative and cultural centre – and those behind the plan need your help.
Coffi Vista: Town centre coffee shop to close despite last-ditch rescue bid
The cafe was earmarked for closure in Caerphilly Council’s budget proposals for the coming financial year.
Council approves railway station plans, and confirms 111-year-old ticket office will go
Caerphilly County Borough Council’s planning committee approved the project, which could cost between £30million and £40m, by eight votes to six at a meeting on Wednesday February 7.
Judgement day looms for town’s new railway station plans
The county council is leading a proposal to demolish the town’s current bus and railway stations and replace them with a modern interchange.
Could the Welsh Government step in to decide Caerphilly station transformation?
Documents show an unnamed individual has asked the Welsh Government to “call in” the planning application.
Ffos Caerffili container market will now open in March, but traders upbeat about future
Caerphilly town’s new container-style market has had its opening delayed once again, but traders due to move in are optimistic about the beleaguered project’s future.
Closure of Caerphilly’s Coffi Vista moves a step closer as draft budget goes to consultation
A final decision to close the popular Coffi Vista has moved a step closer today after Caerphilly County Borough Council’s cabinet agreed its draft budget.