Caerphilly County Borough Council has agreed to recruit a new interim chief executive on a salary of £142,524 a year leading to clashes between Labour and Plaid Cymru.
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Next step in campaign for health centre in Llanbradach
Renewed efforts are being made to persuade health board chiefs to establish a new health centre in Llanbradach.
Caerphilly County residents call on council to rethink car parking charges
More than 2,000 residents have put their names to a petition against planned car parking charges at country parks in the borough.
Rent owed to Caerphilly Council soars to £1.2m – politicians blame ‘Bedroom Tax’
Rent money owed to Caerphilly County Borough Council has jumped by a third in the 12 months since the ‘Bedroom Tax’ was introduced.
Infiniti Wellness Centre opens in Llanbradach
A new centre aiming to help the community of Llanbradach get in shape has opened its doors.
Crisis at Caerphilly Council: Who’s to blame?
Caerphilly County Borough Council is at the centre of its second police investigation within 12 months into unlawful payments to staff.Decisions to award senior bosses huge salary increases and payments to cover…
Llanbradach councillors urge review of by-pass closures following fire
Councillors in Llanbradach have called on Gwent Police to look at ways of reducing the time a busy by-pass is shut during major incidents after a fire caused huge traffic backlogs last…
New political leaders named on Caerphilly Council
The Labour and Plaid Cymru groups on Caerphilly County Borough Council have announced their new leaders following the recent local election.As expected, Cllr Harry Andrews is to continue as Labour group leader…
Caerphilly Council rejected £6.4m in bogus compensation claims
Caerphilly County Borough Council has announced it has prevented £6.4million being paid out in compensation to bogus accident claims.The figure, which stretches over the last three years, covers accidents which never took…
Caerphilly Council saves almost £600,000 through partnership
Caerphilly County Borough Council has revealed it has saved almost £600,000 through buying goods and services alongside 15 other local authorities.The 16 local councils that make up the Welsh Purchasing Consortium (WPC)…