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Plans to erect a temporary footbridge at Llanbradach to replace the crossing damaged in a road accident in May has been welcomed by local Plaid Cymru councillors.
Public toilets in two Caerphilly county parks will be unlocked on Monday, a move welcomed by Plaid Cymru.
Plaid Cymru want public toilets opened in Caerphilly’s parks as soon as possible – provided it is deemed safe to do so.
Plaid Cymru is calling for all remedial work on the Bedwas Tips to be completed well before the autumn rains to provide reassurance for Trethomas residents living near the site.
Labour-run Caerphilly Council has been accused of censoring critical comments on its Facebook page about controversial plans to shut Mountain Road in Caerphilly.
Almost 8,500 more street lights will be turned off in Caerphilly County between now and the end of 2020, Plaid Cymru has been told.
Caerphilly Council has confirmed that it is looking at alternatives to a controversial herbicide used to rid the county’s roads and pavements of weeds.
Transport for Wales (TfW) has pledged to replace a Llanbradach footbridge – damaged in a road accident – but say it could take up to two years.
Plaid Cymru councillors Rob Gough and Colin Mann have received an assurance from Transport for Wales (TfW) that the Tynygraig footbridge over the main railway line in Llanbradach will be replaced.
Over 530 people have already backed a petition by Plaid Cymru councillors in Llanbradach to have a popular footbridge across the Rhymney Valley rail line repaired and reopened.
Llanbradach ward councillor Colin Mann today issued a clarification in reference to the damage caused to Tynygraig footbridge over the main railway line – now closed to the public - on the road to Caerphilly Skip Hire.
Plaid Cymru councillors in Llanbradach are demanding the repair and reopening of a popular footbridge across the Rhymney Valley rail line.
Caerphilly Plaid Cymru group leader Colin Mann has backed calls urging people to buy local as the coronavirus pandemic hits business hard.
Councillor Colin Mann, leader of the Plaid Cymru group on Caerphilly County Borough Council, said: “We’re delighted that the dedication of those care workers who look after the most vulnerable residents in residential care homes and in people’s own homes will be recognised.
Car parking charges brought in nearly six years ago are driving visitors away, say Plaid Cymru. A Freedom of Information request by Plaid Cymru has revealed income from charges is almost £40,000 lower than the £85,000 forecast when pay and display charges were introduced nearly six years ago.
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.
