Campaigners remain hopeful that Pontllanfraith Leisure Centre can be saved from closure, despite a legal challenge being rejected by the Supreme Court.
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Work to build new business units underway
The new units are being built on the Ty Du site in Nelson and will offer a combined 1,300 square metres of floor space.
Are current coronavirus procedures in schools sustainable?
After a significant chunk of the last school year was lost, parents have told Caerphilly Observer that a long-term solution is needed to keep children in school.
Family’s bid to save home full of memories
Ida Brewster passed away in September. Now, her family are battling to save her home full of memories.
Calls for council to review street light switch off rejected
A motion calling on the council to review its street lighting policy has been rejected.
Schools could switch to cashless payment system
Schools in Caerphilly County Borough could switch to a cashless payment system for school meals and other activities, such as trips.
Club forced to shut after failing to follow coronavirus safety rules
The New Bungalow Club was issued with a closure notice by Caerphilly County Borough Council’s Trading Standards team.
New skate park could be built on Showfield
A public consultation into plans to build a new skate park at Blackwood Showfield has been opened by Caerphilly County Borough Council.
Council to consider flexible working for its employees
A report considered by the council’s policy and scrutiny committee said remote working had “proven to be intuitive and stable”.
Residents left in the dark again over appeal to build 300 homes
A decision over whether to build 300 homes at Grove Park has once again been delayed by Welsh Government.