Walkers were victorious in their efforts to recognise a public footpath in Cwmfelinfach as a public footpath, after telling a council committee they had used the route for years.
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Work begins on new all-weather sports pitch and pupil support centre
Construction work on the projects began at Islwyn High School, in Oakdale, on Monday October 27 – with completion expected in the new year.
Plaid Cymru’s Whittle sworn in as new Caerphilly Senedd Member
Mr Whittle saw off the challenge from Reform UK’s Llŷr Powell on a night where Labour were condemned to a distant third place.
Council ward by-election on the cards after Plaid’s Senedd win
The ballot boxes have been cleared away at Caerphilly Leisure Centre – but its result means another by-election is on the cards, due to recent rules preventing Senedd Members from also representing local authorities.
Notice of application for a premises licence: Ffos Caerffili
Notice is given that NE Bars have applied to Caerphilly County Borough Council for a premises licence in respect of Ffos Caerffili of Park Lane, Caerphilly.
Concerns over potential wind farm’s impact on mineral resources
A firm behind plans for a windfarm straddling both Caerphilly and Torfaen county boroughs could be in dispute with both councils over access to important mineral resources.
Notice of application for a variation of a premises licence: Pontygwindy Industrial Estate
Notice is given that I Alexandre Hancox have applied for a variation of a premises licence in respect of Hancox Pies, of Unit 3H-3J and 3K, Pontygwindy Industrial
Estate, CF83 3TH.
Football club gets nod to build new stand at home ground
Treowen Stars applied for planning permission to improve their home ground following their promotion to the Cymru South.
New flats proposed for back of town-centre property
Four new flats could be built in Caerphilly town centre, according to new plans submitted to the local authority.
Claim council went ‘over the top’ cancelling meetings ahead of by-election
A councillor believes the local authority went “over the top” by cancelling public meetings ahead of the Caerphilly Senedd by-election.