The Tynygraig footbridge, which goes over the Rhymney line, was damaged nearly four years ago – but is yet to be replaced despite promises.
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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”.
Leisure centre consultation branded a ‘tick box exercise’
A public consultation on the future of Pontllanfraith Leisure Centre has been called into question, after it was branded “insanity” to keep the site open.
Overgrown and dirty road signs risk “magical mystery tour” for motorists, councillor says
Plaid Cymru councillor Colin Mann has called on the council to do something about the borough’s “many unreadable road signs”.
Council’s planning blueprint in limbo after Welsh Government challenge
Caerphilly council’s planning blueprint for future developments is still in limbo after the Welsh Government challenged its contents.
Twinning association members visit Brittany for first time since Covid pandemic
Members of the Caerphilly and District Twinning Association have visited Brittany for the first time since the Covid-19 pandemic.
Fears for education services as “challenging” financial picture awaits in coming years
Caerphilly County Borough Council has said it will work “closely” with its schools as it anticipates a “challenging” financial picture over the next two years.