Motorists have vented their frustration at road works which are causing “traffic chaos” and increasing daily commutes by several hours.
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Caerphilly Council leader warns of “tough times ahead” as funding cuts loom
The leader of Caerphilly County Borough Council has warned of “tough times ahead” with funding cuts to services in the pipeline.
‘Bedroom Tax’ costs Caerphilly Council tenants £2.6m since 2015
The so-called ‘Bedroom Tax’ has cost residents living in council houses £2.6 million over the last two years.
Plans for long-mooted Llanbradach surgery are unveiled to the public
Plans to build a new “state-of-the-art” medical centre in Llanbradach have been unveiled at a public consulatation.
Calls to boost number of affordable homes in Caerphilly County Borough
Labour and Plaid Cymru councillors have called for Caerphilly County Borough Council to be more aggressive in its pursuit of securing affordable homes for residents.
Long-awaited £5m Pwllypant roundabout improvement scheme given go-ahead
A multi-million pound scheme to improve a busy roundabout in Caerphilly has been green-lit by the council’s cabinet.
Reduction in number of Caerphilly council cabinet members welcomed by Plaid leader
While political debate rages on at a national level ahead of the general election, peace appears to be permeating the parties of Caerphilly County Borough Council.
Cllr David Poole elected as Leader of Caerphilly County Borough Council leader as cabinet and Mayor are also chosen
The new Leader of Caerphilly County Borough Council, Cllr David Poole, has formally appointed his cabinet after Labour’s historic win in this month’s local elections.
Llanbradach traffic problems easing as councillors call on Welsh Government to approve roundabout funding application
Temporary traffic management measures introduced in Llanbradach two months ago have led to a reduction in congestion in the village.
Local party leaders welcome Welsh council shake-up plans
Proposals to revamp the way local authorities work have been welcomed by Caerphilly County Borough Council’s party leaders.