Documents show an unnamed individual has asked the Welsh Government to “call in” the planning application.
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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.
Do you want a tourist information centre? Because the council clearly doesn’t
Caerphilly Observer editor Richard Gurner gives his view on the decision to close the town’s tourist information centre.
Council set to close popular Coffi Vista tourist information centre in Caerphilly
Coffi Vista, better known locally as Caerphilly town’s tourist information centre, is set to close by the end of March, Caerphilly Observer can reveal.
Caerphilly town centre’s new container market opening on track, according to council
The market includes several shipping-style containers, is expected to open before the end of this month.
School pupils visit Caerphilly Castle to see renovation works
Ysgol y Castell pupils were given a sneak peak behind the scenes at Caerphilly Castle as it undergoes a £10m revamp.
Work to build Caerphilly’s new leisure centre set to begin next summer
Work on building a new leisure centre in Caerphilly should begin in summer 2024, according to the person managing the £33.6 million project.
Caerphilly 2035: How is the council’s masterplan progressing?
Plans to modernise Caerphilly town centre and make it more attractive to visitors have proved controversial for some, with critics arguing the public should have more say on the project.
“Utter madness”: Opposition councillors slam plans for new transport interchange
Plaid Cymru representatives called the plans a waste of money, and said the new-look buildings weren’t in-keeping with the town’s heritage.