The now-closed Coal Hole Inn will now be turned into a five-bedroom house after planning permission was approved.
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More than 1,000 road signs taken down across borough when 20mph law came into force
More than a thousand road signs were taken down and either salvaged or scrapped in Caerphilly when Wales’ new 20mph laws came into force.
“Very frustrating”: Councillor criticises new planning application for daily roadside takeaway
There is a new application to use the building as a daily roadside canteen and takeaway which will be open from 9am to 5pm daily.
Power grid plan approved despite residents’ fears it will ‘blight’ their ‘idyllic’ village
Llanfabon residents argue the development would lead to increased noise, light pollution and traffic.
“We are in a crisis”: Homelessness charity shares struggles of rough sleepers in winter
Hayley Thomas, founder of homelessness charity HCT, wants the council to make it easier for people in need to ask for help.
Council could force sales of listed buildings if owners fail to protect them
Senior councillors have backed a new proposal aimed at preserving the county borough’s most at-risk listed buildings.
Owners of long-term empty homes could have council tax bills quadrupled
There are 1,008 so-called long-term empty homes across the county borough, including 131 that have stood empty for a decade or longer.
Plans for new £17m campus and to shut down infants’ school move closer
Senior councillors in Caerphilly have agreed to pursue the closure of an infants’ school and the relocation of two other schools in the county borough.
Council house tenants face a 6.7% rent increase from April
Council house tenants in Caerphilly County Borough will pay nearly £7 more in rent each week from April 2024.
Council to keep grass cutting “to a minimum” in 2024
A new report shows Caerphilly County Borough Council has identified 61 areas allowed “to flourish” across the borough in 2024.