Opposition councillors have criticised Caerphilly Council’s £1.4 million spend on senior officers.
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Calls for public inquiry into quarry pollution concerns to be presented to councillors
Ynysddu residents and councillors have described a “toxic smell” coming from the council-owned Ty Llwyd quarry.
‘A better vision for Rhymney’: petition to save town’s only gym part of a bigger hope
Alison Jones, 75, started the petition around three weeks ago to keep Fit4Living in its current premises, the Buchan building.
Sports clubs worried about future after pitch fee hike
The cost of renting a sports pitch in Caerphilly County Borough increased by 12% this month – leaving some football clubs worried about the future.
Proposed solar farm could cause “harm” to ancient dyke
Caerphilly County Borough Council intends to build Cwm Ifor solar Farm in Penyrheol – but this could impact nearby Senghenydd Dyke.
Memorial in honour of three who died in house fire to be unveiled
A new memorial commemorating the tragic death of Darren Smith and the two children he tried to save in a house fire will be unveiled this week.
More people needed in Caerphilly County Borough to host Ukrainian refugees
Caerphilly County Borough Council is calling for more people to come forward to host Ukrainians fleeing war.
Free public Wi-Fi finally comes to Blackwood town centre
The internet will be available through the FreeCCBCWifi network, with users needing to register their details before using it for the first time.
A community effort to bring biodiversity to Trethomas could be scuppered by development
Last year, Caerphilly County Borough Council proposed eight later-living bungalows on land to the north of James Street, Trethomas, and 12 one-bedroom apartments on land to the south of James Street.
The businesses signed up to the council’s new public toilet strategy
The businesses which have signed-up to a council scheme to let the public use their toilets for free have been revealed.