Anthony Cook Chosen By Plaid Cymru For Hengoed By-Election
Community campaigner Anthony Cook has been selected by Plaid Cymru to contest the Hengoed ward by-election on Thursday, August 6th.
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Plaid Cymru MS Presses Case For Better Rail Services With First Minister
Plaid Cymru Senedd Member Lindsay Whittle has pressed the case for improved rail services in Caerphilly and Blaenau Gwent with the First Minster.
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Opinion: Charlotte Bishop, Leader of the Plaid Cymru Group on Caerphilly County Borough Council
Labour says we’re broke. So why do they keep giving away the very assets that could pay for our public services?
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Plaid Cymru MS Urges Natural History GCSE in Welsh Schools
Plaid Cymru Senedd Member Lindsay Whittle has urged the Welsh Government to look at following an initiative in England and introducing a new natural history GCSE in Wales.
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Plaid Cymru MS Raises Solar Farm ‘Family Silver’ Sell-Off With First Minister
Lindsay Whittle, Plaid Cymru Senedd Member, has raised the ‘family silver’ sell-off by Labour-run Caerphilly Council of a solar farm with the First Minister.
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Plaid Cymru Leader Slates Labour Rulers Over School Transport Motion Delay
Plaid Cymru Group Leader, Councillor Charlotte Bishop, has slammed Labour councillors for failing to embrace genuine co-operation and collaboration over the ongoing Caerphilly school transport controversy.
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Bedwas Residents Call For Rethink Over ‘Unsafe’ Route To School
More than 400 residents in Bedwas have signed a petition protesting changes to school transport in Caerphilly county.
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Lindsay Whittle Hits Out AT Reform’s Call To Take Down Ukrainian Flag Outside Senedd
Senedd Member Lindsay Whittle has slammed calls from Reform for the Ukrainian flag flying outside the parliament in Cardiff, to be taken down.
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Housing Scheme Fails To Progress In Wake Of Community Opposition
Plans for a controversial 60-dwelling development behind Forest Avenue, Cefn Hengoed, have hit a hurdle after public opposition and concerns over public rights of way.
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Former Chief Executive’s £280,000 Payout Revealed
The final bill for council taxpayers’ following the departure of the former Caerphilly Council chief executive Christine Harrhy can be revealed at an eye-watering £280,000.