The leader of Plaid Cymru on Caerphilly County Borough Council has called for the Labour-run authority to boost spending on road maintenance, after a Freedom of Information request by the party revealed 813 potholes required filling across the borough on July 1.
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Council implements temporary changes to waste collection
Caerphilly County Borough Council has said residents wanting a garden waste collection over the winter months will have to request one.
Changes to garden waste collections in Caerphilly County Borough
Caerphilly County Borough Council has said residents wanting a garden waste collection over the winter months will have to request one.The local authority said the temporary measure, between October 31 this year…
Newly opened Bargoed pub flourishes in first month
A newly-opened pub in Bargoed has received a “fantastic reception” during its first month of trade, owners have said.
Fit for a King: Llancaiach Fawr celebrates 25 years of tourism
Llancaiach Fawr Manor House, near Nelson, has celebrated its 25th anniversary as a tourist attraction.
St Martin’s School to host adult learning and family engagement event
St Martin’s School, Caerphilly, will be hosting a Community Learning and Family Engagement event in conjunction with Communities First.
Council beats recycling target set by Welsh Government
Caerphilly County Borough Council exceeded its recycling target for 2015/16 by 4%, latest figures reveal.
Senghenydd youth centre thanks council for timely funding boost
Teenagers from a youth centre in Senghenydd have personally thanked members of Caerphilly Council after their timely intervention earlier this year provided the centre with enough funding to continue.
Council offices will fly Red Ensign flag to mark Merchant Navy Day
Caerphilly County Borough Council’s headquarters Penallta House will mark Merchant Navy Day on Friday, September 2, by flying the Red Ensign flag.
Incidents of fly-tipping rose by 20% according to figures
Caerphilly County Borough Council has denied a link between a 12-month rise in fly-tipping and a cut in the opening hours of its civic amenity sites.