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After well over a decade of delays, work will start next month (March) on the long- medical centre in Llanbradach.
Plaid Cymru is calling on the ruling Labour group on Caerphilly Council to reduce the council tax rise to 3.
The parking problems blighting Bryn Heol residents in Bedwas was raised in the Senedd this week by Plaid Cymru AM Delyth Jewell.
Labour-run Caerphilly Council has been told to stop promising over-ambitious programmes of capital schemes it always fails to deliver.
The Welsh Government has launched a hidden homeless initiative this week covering people who are staying on a friend's sofa, in a hostel or a night shelter, rather than sleeping rough on the streets.
Plaid Cymru is urging the new Labour leader of Caerphilly Council, Phillipa Marsden to reduce a proposed 6.
More than 1,613 people have signed an online petition by Plaid Cymru calling on Caerphilly Council to switch street lights back on.
Plaid Cymru is calling for checks to be made in Caerphilly county to ensure blue badges issued to disabled motorists are not being abused.
Plaid Cymru councillor Steve Skivens warns about the impact on the most vulnerable in society if the budget of Citizens Advice Bureaux is cut.
Labour-run Caerphilly Council has forked out more than £2.1m of public money over the last five years as part of confidentiality agreements with departing staff.
The latest bill for Caerphilly senior officers’ pay scandal has been revealed at £4,088,926 up to November 1st, 2019.
Plaid Cymru councillor John Roberts says that smaller communities will be damaged if Labour-run Caerphilly Council press ahead with budget cuts.
The Plaid Cymru group on Caerphilly Council has criticised plans to close the Trehir Household Recycling site at Llanbradach.
Plaid Cymru has attacked plans to hike Caerphilly council tax by another 6.95% which will mean residents on Band D having to pay an extra £78 a year more.
Lindsay Whittle was chosen last night as Plaid Cymru’s candidate for the Caerphilly constituency in the expected UK General Election.
Labour-run Caerphilly Council underspent on its capital budget by £37.6m during the last financial year, according to the authority’s own figures.
Caerphilly Council seems determined to push through the closure of Pontllanfraith Leisure Centre whatever the community or its local representatives say.
Commenting on tonight’s decision of Caerphilly County Borough Council to instantly dismiss chief executive, Anthony O’ Sullivan, Councillor Colin Mann, leader of the Plaid Cymru group on Caerphilly council, said: “After more than seven years, the senior officers’ pay scandal has finally been brought to a conclusion.
The Welsh Government is refusing to take any action over crisis-hit Labour-controlled Caerphilly County Borough Council.
Plaid Cymru has issued a statement following the resignation today of Councillor Dave Poole, Labour Leader of Caerphilly CBC.
