The terraced houses and off-street parking area is proposed for land between Duffryn Road and Llanarth Street, which is currently a grass-covered banking.
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Air rifle range and burger restaurant proposed for industrial estate
The unit could become a “mixed-use leisure” space featuring an indoor range, a “burger restaurant and dessert cafe”, and a public gaming area.
Caerphilly Council must reconsider cat fouling complaint after High Court ruling
Caerphilly County Borough Council has been ordered to reconsider a resident’s complaint about repeated cat fouling in his garden after the High Court ruled the authority applied the law incorrectly.
Housing development on former colliery site set to be completed by 2029
Caerphilly-based United Welsh is behind the development, which was approved by the council’s planning committee in 2023.
Family loses bid to convert former GP surgery into new home
A family’s plan to convert a former GP surgery into a new home has been refused by Caerphilly County Borough Council planning officers.
‘Disused’ office could become five-bed HMO
Applicant Tony Jordon has submitted proposals to Caerphilly County Borough Council to redevelop a former charity office at 36 Penallta Road.
Family home plans submitted for pub
The current bar and seating areas would become a lounge, TV room, and kitchen; while the pub’s toilets would be transformed into a utility room and shower room.
Former bingo hall could make way for affordable homes
Affordable homes could replace a former bingo hall in Ystrad Mynach, under early proposals to “meet known local needs” for one-bedroom accommodation.
Backing for £20m investment in three borough communities
Senior councillors in Caerphilly have backed plans to bring £20 million of regeneration funding to communities in the north of the county borough.
No joy for 2,500 people who signed petition against car park price rises
A petition opposing the price rises and the removal of some tariffs was presented to the council last month – but the authority said it will not be changing its mind.