Almost two weeks after the 80th anniversary of the D-Day landings, local blacksmith Glen Adams unveiled his “stunning” memorial bench at a ceremony in Llanbradach.
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Football club given boost ahead of twinning trip to Brittany
Each year, Llanbradach AFC plays a match against Breton side AS Servel, as part of the village’s twinning arrangement with Ploubezre.
New play park opens with tribute to late community councillor
Children in Pwllypant now have their own play area to enjoy. Previous play equipment which was installed when the village hall was built had to be removed for safety reasons.
Footbridge damaged four years ago set to be replaced this year, TfW says
Work to replace a Llanbradach footbridge damaged nearly four years ago is set to be completed this year, Transport for Wales has said.
Coffi Vista: Town centre coffee shop to close despite last-ditch rescue bid
The cafe was earmarked for closure in Caerphilly Council’s budget proposals for the coming financial year.
Questions asked over railway footbridge replacement delays
The Tynygraig footbridge, which goes over the Rhymney line, was damaged nearly four years ago – but is yet to be replaced despite promises.
Council accused of ‘pleading poverty’ while investing £21m in bonds
The local authority has defended the investments, arguing they are “fully compliant” with regulations.
Football club fearful over rising fees, but have hopefully found a way to cut costs
As the council proposes a 20% hike in pitch fees, many clubs are concerned over what that could mean for their future. Llanbradach are no different.
Plan for booking system at council’s tips comes under fire
The measure is part of the council’s new draft waste strategy, aimed at improving recycling rates and avoiding £2 million in fines.
Council tax rise “completely unaffordable for tens of thousands of residents”
Plaid Cymru councillor Colin Mann said Caerphilly Council’s budget proposals meant people were left questioning “what they get for their ever-increasing bills”.