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Nicholas Thomas
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Local Democracy Reporter, Caerphilly Observer
United Kingdom
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Music , Theatre , Visual Arts & Literature
adult, computer, digital, technology, reviews
Content
By Nicholas Thomas Verified| South Wales Argus Verified Building work on a new bridge in Bassaleg, reconnecting stranded residents with the wider community, will not begin until at least April 2026. Newport City Council said the £1 million it received from a Welsh Government fund was less than “the full amount it needed to progress with the construction phase of the project”. Residents of Forge Mews have been cut off by road since the summer of 2021 when inspectors closed Bassaleg Bridge over safety concerns.
By Nicholas Thomas Verified| South Wales Argus Verified Caerphilly Council offices at Ty Penallta in Tredomen. Credit: LDRS Caerphilly County Borough Council has apologised after mistakenly contacting bereaved parents with a childcare enquiry. The local authority said an IT error led to the mix-up, for which it offered “sincere apologies” to the family. A report on council complaints shows “blanket” text messages were sent to parents of children turning two years old, to check their eligibility for free childcare.
By Nicholas Thomas Verified| South Wales Argus Verified Building work on a new bridge in Bassaleg, reconnecting stranded residents with the wider community, will not begin until at least April 2026. Newport City Council said the £1 million it received from a Welsh Government fund was less than “the full amount it needed to progress with the construction phase of the project”. Residents of Forge Mews have been cut off by road since the summer of 2021 when inspectors closed Bassaleg Bridge over safety concerns.
Company Info
Caerphilly Observer
Caerphilly Observer is a news, sport and local information website covering Caerphilly County Borough in South Wales. Since its launch in 2009, it has already surpassed the online audience and online reach of the Campaign - a 20-year-old local media brand. Caerphilly Observer is a trusted and respected source of local information with an engaged, local and loyal audience. Updated daily, Caerphilly Observer is the fastest growing website in its area.
Caerphilly, Wales, United Kingdom
Founded: 2009