Councillors have backed proposals to give residents on a street in Cwmcarn financial support to repair their houses.
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Major wind farm development could see communities benefit from £1m a year
Around 20 wind turbines measuring 200 metres high could be built on a site north of Senghenydd
Residents’ “nightmare” as controversial housing development mired in delay
A councillor has said residents are facing a “continuing nightmare” due to disruption caused by troubled sewerage work at Redrow’s De Clare Gardens development in Hendredenny.
Face masks, bubbles and staggered start times set to be scrapped in schools from September
Education Minster Jeremy Miles has written to all headteachers in Wales to provide more clarity on how schools and colleges can operate safely after they return from the summer holidays.
Will schools be back to ‘normal’ in September?
In England, bubbles are set to be scrapped in schools alongside the need to social distance and wear masks. But what is happening in Wales?
Plaid Cymru pledges to hold independence referendum
Plaid Cymru party members approved the pledge to hold an independence referendum, which was put forward by party leader Adam Price.
‘Insulting’ name for new housing development “temporary”
The name of a housing estate branded an “insult” is a temporary one, the company behind its construction has said.
Name for new housing development an “insult”
Community councillors have criticised the name of a controversial new housing estate, branding it an “insult”.
Council to consider flexible working for its employees
A report considered by the council’s policy and scrutiny committee said remote working had “proven to be intuitive and stable”.
Work to refurbish footbridge underway
The work is expected to last more than six weeks, with the footbridge scheduled to reopen to pedestrians on August 28.