caerphilly county borough council News Archives

“Catch-22” as planning committee approves controversial quarry time extension

The proposals, which have been approved by the planning committee, mean the quarry can continue its operations for another two years.

More families will be able to access free childcare across Caerphilly County Borough as Flying Start expands.

Councillor Lindsay Whittle has been chosen to contest the next General Election for Plaid Cymru in the Caerphilly constituency.

Residents and local councillors have raised concerns about possible pollution at Ty Llwyd quarry, with some describing a “toxic smell” at the site.

The centre will be built on the former Pontllanfraith Comprehensive School after approval from the council’s planning committee.

More than 8,000 people descended on Blackwood as the town held its first spring fair on Saturday March 4.

Abertridwr residents are calling for a dropped kerb to be fitted to make it easier for disabled people to get around the village.

Four schools in Caerphilly county borough will get extensions to their kitchens to prepare for the rollout of Universal Primary Free School Meals.

A majority of schools in Caerphilly County Borough closed today as a result of the teacher strike.

Caerphilly County Borough Council is producing another cost-of-living newsletter to help residents access the help they are entitled to.