An update on the National Fraud Initiative found that last year there were a total of 41 errors, which cost the council more than £92,684.
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Plans to close leisure centre to be put on hold, says interim council leader
Cllr Barbara Jones said that the decision would be deferred so that new options for the future of the site can be considered.
Plans for new fish and chip shop in Blackwood approved
The site, which was previously used as a dance studio, has been vacant since June.
Council to consider Pontllanfraith Leisure Centre closure despite court appeal
A previous decision to close the facility was quashed in the High Court, on the grounds the authority failed in its equality duty when making the decision.
Volunteers honoured at GAVO awards ceremony
The ceremony, held on Thursday, October 10, took place at Blackwood Miners’ Institute.
Sneak peek of town ‘eyesore’ after £250k redevelopment
The former Ladies Lounge shop had been subject to a number of complaints about its condition.
Council planning committee chairman urges councillors to attend site visits
Cllr Adams said he was joined by one other councillor to a site visit on Monday, October 7.
Number of complaints made to council increases by a third
The figures were revealed in an annual letter to councils across the country by the Public Services Ombudsman for Wales (PSOW).
Welsh Government indicates it can’t fully fund Hafodyrynys Road compensation
The council has agreed to buy 23 properties on the A472 in Hafodyrynys for 50% above the market rate, to ensure residents do not lose out financially.
Plans for county borough’s first athletics track lodged with council
Caerphilly County Borough is currently one of six local authorities in Wales without an athletics track.