Reducing the speed limit from 60mph to 40mph is one of the measures that will be introduced.
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Empty properties wanted to tackle homelessness
Owners of empty properties across Caerphilly county borough have been asked to come forward by the council to provide accommodation for the homeless.
Plans for 125 new homes to come back before council planning committee
Plans to build 125 homes are set to come back before the council’s planning committee – after being refused by councillors.
Councillors call for U-turn over affordable housing plans
Plans to build up to 125 houses in Pontllanfraith were rejected by the council’s planning committee.
Grant support for start-ups open for applications
Applications for Welsh Government’s new business support grant have opened.
Council distributing female sanitary products
Free female sanitary products are being given out to school pupils by Caerphilly County Borough Council as part of its Period Dignity initiative.
Council’s Independent group leader refuses virtual meetings with council leadership
Cllr Graham Simmonds has refused to have virtual meetings with council leader Philippa Marsden.
Decision to only reopen schools for three weeks down to staff availability
The decision to reopen schools in Caerphilly for three weeks instead of four was down to concerns about the number of staff available.
Council pension fund value falls due to coronavirus
The pension fund’s membership is made up of staff from all five Gwent councils plus staff from other organisations including town and community councils.
Pupils won’t miss out if schools only open for three weeks, says First Minister
First Minister Mark Drakeford has said pupils won’t be disadvantaged when they return to school for three weeks instead of four.