Carmarthenshire Council to demolish former Wilko site in Carmarthen
The move follows a council‑led review that concluded the derelict structure had reached the end of its usable life and that refurbishment would not represent value for money.
The move follows a council‑led review that concluded the derelict structure had reached the end of its usable life and that refurbishment would not represent value for money.
At the council’s September meeting, Labour leader Cllr Anthony Hunt confirmed the funding will be earmarked for reinstating those watercourses, with works slated to begin in October. Independent…
Torfaen Council approves conversion of six‑year‑empty office on New Street into a three‑bedroom house, citing sustainability and flood‑risk measures.
The development, submitted by the club through BSR Design Ltd, seeks to add new facilities to the existing premises.
Ceredigion planners have approved the conversion of Cardigan’s Grade‑II listed former Lloyds TSB branch into an open‑plan restaurant, preserving its heritage.
A motion at Ceredigion County Council urges the Welsh Government to rescind the Boundary Commission’s plan to redraw town and community council borders.
The decision was taken at the Democratic Services Committee meeting on Friday 25 September, where councillors were handed a report on the recommendation ahead of a full council…
The council will appoint two highway inspectors, fund extra repair teams and buy a £60,000 Bobcat loader as part of a £3.6m three‑year pothole programme, with new durable materials to cut repeat fixes.
Independent Group tables motion to revamp monitoring of historic waste sites after BBC documentary, seeking transparency, funding and joint action.
A senior Powys Conservative walks out of cabinet after being barred from questioning a £440,000 payment to Crickhowell High School, raising constitutional concerns.
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