The team has helped deliver the council’s Welsh Housing Quality Standard (WHQS) programme, which could see around £260 million invested into council-owned homes throughout the borough.
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Company fined £40,000 after employee suffered serious injuries in Pontllanfraith
Hughes Forrest was also ordered to pay court costs of £3,370.44 and a victim surcharge of £170.
Jobs fair to be held in Ystrad Mynach
Organised by Caerphilly County Borough Council’s Youth Service, in partnership with Careers Wales, the event will give people the chance to speak with a range of employers.
Top grades on the up as students receive A-level results
Compared with the English regions and Northern Ireland, Wales ranks top for number of A* grades achieved – a total of 9.1%.
Campaigners to protest against Gwern Y Domen housing development plans
Around 2,600 objections have been lodged over proposals for up to 618 homes and a sports pavilion in a special landscape area in Gwern Y Domen.
Welsh Government minister says further investment at Caerphilly Castle “worth looking at”
Cadw published a five-year ‘masterplan’ outlining £8.1 million worth of improvements earlier in 2019.
Council leader and Mayor to represent authority at Pride Cymru’s Big Weekend
The authority will join with neighbouring councils at the event to promote LGBT equality.
Council approves plans to demolish polluted street
Twenty-three homes in Woodside Terrace, Yr Adfa and Woodside shops will be knocked down to allow for a realignment of Hafodyrynys Road and comply with requirements by 2022.
Opposition councillors slam ‘lack of democracy’ at Caerphilly County Borough Council
Cllr Kevin Etheridge said: “This is not democracy as we were elected by the people for the people of the county borough, leaving scrutiny worthless.”
Big Cheese welcomes more than 70,000 visitors to Caerphilly town centre
The sun shone and temperatures soared as the 22nd edition of the annual event took place.