Caerphilly County Borough Council will progress with plans to install new electric vehicle charging points, after the cabinet agreed to fund £240,500 from earmarked reserves.
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Tributes paid to “witty and direct” former councillor
Tributes have been paid to former Hengoed councillor Dennis Bolter, who has passed away.
Decision to be made on multimillion pound development on business park
Caerphilly County Borough Council’s cabinet will decide whether to release £85,000 to help Welsh Government secure the necessary land for a multi-million pound development at Oakdale Business Park.
Council’s annual ‘Operation Santa’ launches
Operation Santa, which is run by Caerphilly County Borough Council, aims to provide Christmas gifts to children in the borough most at risk of not receiving presents.
Plans for 125 new homes will be decided by council, not Welsh Government
Campaigners fighting plans for up to 125 new homes in Pontllanfraith have been dealt a blow after it was decided the application will not be decided by Welsh ministers.
Emergency workers had rocks thrown at them on Bonfire Night patrol
Emergency services workers were verbally abused, threatened and had rocks thrown at them while on a Bonfire Night patrol in Penyrheol.
Final ward boundary proposals released
The Local Democracy and Boundary Commission for Wales has published its final recommendations for the future electoral arrangements for Caerphilly County Borough.
Council ordered to pay £90k after fishing club legal battle
Contractors for the council drained the lake at Parc Cwm Darran, in Deri, in April 2013 to carry out maintenance work. However, they failed to tell the Rhymney Valley and District Angling Society beforehand.
Anger as more than 40 extra homes could be built on greenfield site
Contentious plans for a development on fields in Cwmgelli, Blackwood, were approved on appeal after initially being refused by Caerphilly County Borough Council in 2015.
More than 1,400 privately owned homes in borough empty
Caerphilly County Borough Council says tackling the issue is “a key priority”, but the council’s Plaid Cymru group says more financial support is needed.