Proposed legislation to end the right of council tenants to buy their home has been welcomed by Caerphilly Assembly Member Hefin David.
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Redevelopment work set to begin on former Oakdale Hotel
Refurbishment works are due to begin on a derelict hotel next month, over a year since plans to convert the Grade II listed building were granted.
Major study plans to help “deprived” Lansbury Park estate
Ambitious plans for the future of one of the most deprived areas in Wales have been unveiled.
Armed Forces Day to return to Caerphilly following previous success
Armed Forces Day is returning to Caerphilly on the back of last year’s success, as the countdown to this year’s event was marked in style.
Plans granted for 176 homes on brownfield factory site in Caerphilly
Councillors have green-lit proposals to build a housing estate on the site of Caerphilly’s Catnic factory.
Argoed murder inquest: Hostel landlady said room where killing took place was “like a scene from a horror film”
A horrified landlady sobbed: “He’s eating her” in a 999 call after seeing a killer attack a young women in her hotel, an inquest heard today.Hotel owner Mandy Miles unlocked the door…
Councillors unanimously turn down 45-home development in Penmaen
A development to build 45 homes on land at Woodfield Park in Penmaen, near Oakdale, has been unanimously rejected, despite the recommendations of planning officers.
Residents reminded to register to vote before deadline
Residents have been reminded to ensure they are registered to vote ahead of May’s local elections.
Argoed murder: Inquest begins into the deaths of Cerys Yemm and Matthew Williams at Sirhowy Arms Hotel
A freed prisoner brutally murdered a young woman just two weeks after being released from jail – and died himself when he was tasered by a policewoman, an inquest heard today.
Cost of Caerphilly Council pay scandal could be a further £263,000
Caerphilly County Borough Council’s long-running row over unlawful pay rises to senior bosses could cost a further £263,000, if councillors approve a request from council officers.