Caerphilly town’s Christmas lights have been switched on.
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Residents speak out against plans to demolish pub
There were concerns in the community that the pub would not reopen and now the property’s management, Llanover Estate, has submitted plans to demolish the pub.
Potential £3m redevelopment of business park a step closer
The cabinet agreed to release £85,000 to help Welsh Government secure the necessary land for the development.
Council election votes for 16 and 17-year-olds passed
The Local Government and Elections bill passed through the Senedd on Wednesday, November 18.
Decision not to replace school lollipop patrol “bonkers”
A councillor has called for an urgent rethink into the decision not to replace the retiring lollipop lady at Nant y Parc primary school.
Councillors to get pay rise from April next year
County councillors across Wales will earn an extra £150 each year, following recommendations from an independent panel.
£500 self-isolation payment opens for applications
A Welsh Government scheme, which offers people on low incomes a £500 payment if they are asked to self-isolate, has opened for applications.
Pubs told to improve coronavirus safety measures
The Piccadilly pub and the Station Inn have been told to improve their coronavirus safety measures or risk closure.
Work begins on new 48-home development
Work has started on a new 48-home development on the site of the former Penallta Colliery site.
£110k funding approved to prevent workmen’s hall “falling into a state of disrepair”
£110k funding for Caerphilly Workmen’s Hall has been approved by the council’s cabinet.