Ambitious plans to bring new attractions to Cwmcarn Forest, including an adventure hub and new cycling routes, could be given a funding boost.
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Families facing homelessness frustrated by social landlords
Last year Caerphilly County Borough Council placed 471 households at risk of homelessness in emergency accommodation and bed and breakfasts, with privately-rented properties also relied on to house those in need.
Graig-y-Rhacca mothers hope to inspire confidence with new group
A group of mothers from Graig-y-Rhacca have set up a class to help other mothers build confidence and prove that “they’re not just mums”.
Councillors accused of “virtue signalling” over climate emergency support
Senior councillors want to pass a motion committing the authority to becoming carbon neutral by 2030, while calling on Welsh and UK governments support to reach their goal.
Housing developer launches appeal after council blocks Blackwood development
Persimmon Homes were refused planning permission by Caerphilly County Borough Council to build on six fields north of the Grove Park estate last November.
Council pays developer £65,000 after rejecting planning permission
The planning committee raised security, safety and noise concerns while also fearing the electronics manufacturer, which sold the land to the developer, would relocate if the development was allowed.
Nightclub’s bid to extend hours rejected
Caerphilly County Borough Council’s licensing and gambling subcommittee turned down the application after meeting last month.
Trecenydd man ordered to pay more than £15,000 after selling fake cigarettes
Michael Morton, from Second Avenue in Trecenydd, was caught by undercover Trading Standards officers from Caerphilly County Borough Council.
Progress made on public toilets in Blackwood
Developers of the planned “Artisan Market” met with council officials recently to discuss ways for public toilets to be reopened.
Ystrad Mynach Bowls club anger over “unplayable” bowling green
Club Secretary Keith Godsall, who has been a member of the club for 18 years, said: “The bowling green is unplayable. It used to be the best bowling green in the valley.”