While their earnings are not known, the total asking price from the puppies advertised totalled around £50,000.
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Councils across Wales follow Caerphilly in committing to “respectful” election campaigns
Last month, the leaders of the three main groups in Caerphilly Council released a joint statement pledging a zero-tolerance policy against abuse.
Former GP surgery could be demolished – but councillors want it put back into community use
Lansbury Park Surgery closed in April 2020 and could be now be demolished.
Plans for new HMO submitted to council
Plans have been submitted to Caerphilly County Borough Council to convert a house in Trinant into a House of Multiple Occupancy (HMO).
Caerphilly to be included in early voting scheme for council election
Caerphilly County Borough residents will be able to vote on the weekend before the council elections as part of a pilot scheme to increase voter participation.
Council committed to tackling “complex” issue of empty homes
More than 1,200 homes in the borough are empty, some of which have been vacant for more than five or ten years.
Senior councillors back new animal welfare rules
New regulations state that any person wishing to sell animals as pets must get a licence from the council.
Council calls for St David’s Day to be made bank holiday
Caerphilly County Borough Council will lobby both the Welsh Government and UK Government to make St David’s Day a national bank holiday.
Senior councillors back new school plans
Plans to rebuild Plasyfelin Primary School, merge Llancaeach Junior School with Llanfabon Infants School and create a new pupil referral unit in Pontllanfraith have been backed.
Union calls for council staff to be given home working allowance
Lianne Dallimore, from the Caerphilly branch of trade union UNISON, has called on Caerphilly Council to give financial support to staff working from home.