Councillor Lindsay Whittle, who is standing in his tenth Westminster election, unveiled his campaign in Ynysddu on Thursday April 11.
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Police investigating alleged fraud at school
An alleged fraud at a Caerphilly County Borough school is being investigated by police, although council bosses have refused to disclose any further details.
Lindsay Whittle to stand in tenth general election for Plaid Cymru
No date has yet been set for the next general election, but it must be held by January 2025 at the latest.
Deputy council leader defended over resignation call after new market delay
Ffos Caerffili had been due to open on Friday March 15, but recent rain holding up building work has been blamed for the latest setback.
Senghenydd’s National Mining Memorial formally recognised
The mining memorial garden in Senghenydd, which commemorates those who died in the UK’s worst-ever mining disaster, has been formally recognised by the Welsh Government.
Council leader brands ‘inadequate’ Westminster funding as ‘raw deal’ for Wales
Rishi Sunak’s government’s funding for councils is “utterly inadequate”, the leader of Caerphilly Council has said.
Councillors reject proposal to change voting system
An independent councillor was left “disappointed” after colleagues shot down his plan to reform the way people vote in local elections.
Calls for return of Senghenydd mining disaster pony display
An “important symbol” of the Senghenydd mining disaster must return to the Aber Valley, according to heritage campaigners.
“It really means a lot”: Ukrainians thank Caerphilly community for support
Ukrainian refugees living in Caerphilly have planted fruit trees in Morgan Jones Park to thank the community for its support.
“Not just a coffee shop”: Council under more fire over Coffi Vista closure plans
The building’s art gallery shop and public toilets could also close down if the budget proposal – currently out for consultation – is approved in February.