An “open and constructive dialogue” is key to ensuring that any future legislation to merge Wales’ local authorities is successful, according to a National Assembly committee.
Tag: caerphilly county borough council
600 new firms registered in borough in 2015
Almost 600 new businesses were registered in Caerphilly County Borough last year, figures compiled by company secretarial services firm Inform Direct have revealed.
Big Spring Clean is back for 2016
An annual council-run campaign for volunteers to run community clean-ups has returned.
More barrier calls after car overturns on Mountain Road
Residents of the Castle View estate in Caerphilly town have again called for Caerphilly County Borough Council to consider road safety measures after a car overturned on Caerphilly Mountain Road.
Everything you always wanted to know about Caerphilly’s Local Development Plan…but were afraid to ask
Caerphilly County Borough Council has agreed its deposit replacement Local Development Plan – but in plain English, what does this mean?
No date set for Ynysddu by-election
A date has yet to be set for a council by-election following the resignation of a councillor on Caerphilly County Borough Council.
Caerphilly Council: “There is no sandwich tax, and there never was”
Caerphilly County Borough Council has reassured parents that there is not, and never was, any suggestion that parents would be asked to pay for their children taking sandwiches to school.
Caerphilly Council proposes ‘sandwich tax’ in primary schools
Parents may be forced to pay extra to allow their children to take sandwiches into school, after Caerphilly County Borough Council proposed plans to introduce a ‘sandwich tax’.
Caerphilly town skate park plans progressing
Plans for a skate park in Caerphilly town have moved a step closer after a provisional agreement on its location was reached.
MP’s call for UK Government to reimburse Caerphilly Council £1m rejected by minister
Caerphilly MP Wayne David has called on the UK Government to reimburse Caerphilly County Borough Council more than £1 million it paid out to three suspended council bosses.