This week a planning inquiry has looked into an 18-year-long argument over the status of a footpath in Tredomen.
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“Out of our hands”: Town council defends decision to cancel Blackwood Beach Party
Members of Blackwood Town Council have defended the decision to cancel the town’s beach party after the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
Designated area for dogs to run freely approved by council following sports pitch ban
In March this year, the council banned dogs from marked playing fields to tackle the issue of dog fouling.
Overnight road closure as footbridge taken down for refurbishment
The Wilkins Terrace footbridge, which goes over the A468/A469 towards the St Cenydd roundabout, will be gone for six weeks.
Bin collections and burials rescheduled and libraries closed for Queen’s funeral
Bin collections are postponed, burials are to be rescheduled, and libraries will be closed due to the bank holiday.
Allotment users want to build new education and wellbeing centre for the community
Nicola Coombes said the allotments have been in Caerphilly for over 100 years and now she and other plot holders want it to be a place everyone can enjoy.
Council meetings cancelled following Queen’s death
Councillors were expected to discuss planning applications, the expansion of Trinity Fields school and budget monitoring this week – all of which have now been put on hold.
Condolence books for Queen Elizabeth II open across Caerphilly County Borough
For those wanting to pay their respects to the late Queen Elizabeth II, books of condolences are dotted around Caerphilly county borough.
Caerphilly County Borough pays tribute to Queen Elizabeth II
Senedd Members, Members of Parliament and councillors have all paid their respects, as have other local representatives, including Gwent’s Police and Crime Commissioner and the High Sheriff of Gwent.
Asylum seekers have “integrated well with no issues” but some still in temporary accommodation
Asylum seekers from Afghanistan and Ukraine have “integrated well with no issues” in Caerphilly County Borough, but some remain in temporary accommodation.