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Tredomen House Tŷ Tredomen Tredomen Park Parc Tredomen Tredomen Tredomen Ystrad Mynach Ystrad Mynach Hengoed Hengoed CF82 7WF CF82 7WF VALID PLANNING APPLICATIONS RECEIVED UP TO 26 June 2019 Any comments or enquiries should be addressed to the Development Management Manager Case Ref. 19/0301/FULL Site Area: 1514m² Location: Ty Tallis 13 Penrhiw Terrace Oakdale Blackwood NP12 0JH (UPRN 000043169076) Proposal: Erect contemporary dwelling within curtilage of Ty Tallis Case Officer: Miss E Rowley ( 01443 864776 : [email protected] Ward: Penmaen Map 318424 (E) 198495 (N) Ref : Community Council : Not Applicable Expected Delegated Decision Level: Case Ref. 19/0302/LBC Site Area: 1514m² Location: Ty Tallis 13 Penrhiw Terrace Oakdale Blackwood NP12 0JH (UPRN 000043169076) Proposal: Remove link corridor between original hospital building and modern kitchen extension, reinstating and making good the former entrance to the north side of the original building and relocating the kitchen and installing a gas boiler Case Officer: Miss E Rowley ( 01443 864776 : [email protected] Ward: Penmaen Map 318424 (E) 198495 (N) Ref : Community Council : Not Applicable Expected Delegated Decision Level: Page 1 of 9 Case Ref. 19/0378/OUT Site Area: 1089m² Location: Land At The Old Farmhouse Pentref-Y-Groes Farm Lane East Croespenmaen (UPRN 000043175096) Proposal: Erect two detached dwellings Case Officer: Mr C Boardman ( 01443 864674 : [email protected] Ward: Crumlin Map 319773 (E) 198033 (N) Ref : Community Council : Not Applicable Expected Delegated Decision Level: Case Ref. 19/0433/FULL Site Area: 289m² Location: 2 Duffryn Close Penpedairheol Hengoed CF82 8DN (UPRN 000043012388) Proposal: Alter and extend existing dwelling to provide additional living accommodation Case Officer: Mr A Pyne ( 01443 864523 : [email protected] Ward: St Cattwg Map 313916 (E) 197582 (N) Ref : Community Council : Gelligaer Community Council Expected Delegated Decision Level: Case Ref. -
Association Football Has Long Been the Dominant Sport in the Lower Reaches of the Sirhowy Valley
THE HISTORY OF ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL IN YNYSDDU AND CWMFELINFACH (REVISED JULY 2012) Association football has long been the dominant sport in the lower reaches of the Sirhowy Valley. Geographically, the main catchment area is from Pontllanfraith, south-east to Wattsville in the county borough of Caerphilly. This comprises of the two larger villages of Cwmfelinfach and Ynysddu, together with the three smaller villages of Gelligroes, Wyllie and Brynawel. To fully understand the present structure of the club, it is important to go back to the turn of the 20th century, when football first started in this area, at the same time as the opening of the many collieries, and locally, the most significant of which was Nine Mile Point (initially called Coronation Colliery). Situated between Brynawel and Cwmfelinfach, owners Burnyeat & Brown sunk the first shaft in 1902. The first football club, initially called Ynysddu Albion, was founded by Mary Jane Gilchrist, the local midwife, in July 1905, later ratified by a general meeting in the Black Prince public house at Ynysddu, in October of that year. An article in the South Wales Argus, stated that five sons of Mrs Gilchrist took part in their first game. Unfortunately, fixtures and results for this initial period cannot be accounted for. A number of other local teams were also formed although the ‘Albion’ were regarded as the main club, becoming one of the founder members of the Monmouthshire Senior League in 1907 (four years before the foundation of the Monmouthshire County Football Association). The ‘senior’ team would play its fixtures in the ‘Mon Senior’ and Sirhowy leagues, whilst other teams of various names would play in the Newport & District and ‘West Mon’ leagues. -
A Commemorative Book
Linking your communities A Commemorative Book www.caerphilly.gov.uk/loopsandlinks National Cycleway Route 47 Foreword LOOPS The Mid Valley’s Rural Village Strategy, known by many as Loops & and Links, opens up accessibility to Route 47 of the National Cycle LINKS | Network (Celtic Trail) between Risca and Nelson. LINKING YO Prior to the scheme being introduced the cycleway skirted around UR C most towns and villages. Now access to these and tourist attractions OMM such as Sirhowy Valley Country Park that lie along its route has been U NI T improved. IES Cllr. Harry Andrews, Leader of Caerphilly Community artworks developed by artist Michael Disley, in County Borough Council conjunction with local schools and residents, lie along the route of the cycleway. This commemorative book has been published to celebrate these artworks and showcase not just those artworks that you chose, but also those that never made it off the drawing board. I recommend that you walk or cycle along the route and discover more about the county borough and perhaps spot the artworks that ended up being sculptured! LOOPS&LINKS | INTRODUCTION LOOPS&LINKS | LINKING YOUR COMMUNITIES LOOPS&LINKS | WWW.CAERPHILLY.GOV.UK/LOOPSANDLINKS IES T NI U OMM C UR LINKING YO | LINKS & LOOPS Michael Disley Commissioned Artist LOOPS “Seven primary schools, eighteen stone benches, & each carved on four sides and six sculptures! LINKS The loops and links project was never going to | LINKING YO be easy! It began in the summer of 2006 with a series of tile carving workshops, seven schools had expressed an interest in taking part so I set aside UR a seven day period arranged for the 140 stone C OMM tiles to be dropped off and turned up to face U eager and excited children aged between 6 and Children enjoying carving workshop. -
For All Enquiries Relating to This Agenda Please Contact Dorothy Phillips (Tel
Nelson Road Heol Nelson Tredomen Tredomen Ystrad Mynach Ystrad Mynach Hengoed CF82 7WF Hengoed CF82 7WF Tel: 01443 815588 Ffôn: 01443 815588 Fax: 01443 864202 Facs: 01443 864202 For all enquiries relating to this agenda please contact Dorothy Phillips (Tel. 01443 864241: Email: [email protected]) Date: 20th September 2005 Dear Sir/Madam, A meeting of the Caerphilly Town Centre Management Group will be held at the Council Offices, Tredomen (Committee Room 1/2) on Monday, 26th September 2005 at 3.00 p.m. to consider the matters contained in the following agenda. Yours faithfully, Malgwyn Davies CHIEF EXECUTIVE AGENDA 1. To receive apologies for absence. 2. To appoint a Chairman. 3. To appoint a Vice-Chairman. 4. To receive and note the following minutes:- Caerphilly Town Centre Management Group held on 13th April 2005 (copy attached) 5. Matters Arising. 6. To receive for information the following reports:- (i) Regeneration of Cardiff Road, Clive Street and Pentrebane Street – Cabinet 24th May 2005; (ii) Park Lane Development – Council 21st June 2005. 7. Big Cheese Update – Verbal. 8. Provision of Taxi Ranks. Chief Executive: Malgwyn Davies Solicitor OSt.J Prif Weithredwr: Malgwyn Davies Cyfreithiwr USt.I You are welcome to correspond in English or Welsh / Mae croeso i chi ysgrifennu yn Gymraeg neu Saesneg 9. To discuss correspondence received from Caerphilly Residents Defence Association:- (i) New Traffic Order – Caerphilly Town Centre; (ii) Displacement Arrangements – Park Lane Development (agenda item 6(ii) refers); (iii) Caerphilly Indoor Skateboard Facility. 10. To discuss correspondence received from Caerphilly Town Council:- (i) Blue Tarpaulin on Top of Town Building; (ii) Grass Bank Reinstatement at Castle Street Circulation: Councillors P.J. -
Page 1 of 9 VALID PLANNING APPLICATIONS RECEIVED up to 13 January 2021 Any Comments Or Enquiries Should Be Addressed to the Deve
Tredomen House Tŷ Tredomen Tredomen Park Parc Tredomen Tredomen Tredomen Ystrad Mynach Ystrad Mynach Hengoed Hengoed CF82 7WF CF82 7WF VALID PLANNING APPLICATIONS RECEIVED UP TO 13 January 2021 Any comments or enquiries should be addressed to the Development Management Manager Case Ref. 20/0703/RET Site Area: 53149m² Location: Llanbradach Tips Colliery Road Llanbradach (UPRN 000043172539) Proposal: Retain and complete the construction of bunds to provide safety improvements, firing points and target area upgrades for existing shooting range, and construction of short target range and target sprint track, and related works Case Officer: Carwyn Powell 01443 864424 [email protected] Ward: Llanbradach Map 313703 (E) 191504 (N) Ref: Community Council: Llanbradach & Pwllypant Comm Council Expected Delegated Decision Level: Case Ref. 20/0968/COU Site Area: 359m² Location: Crumlin Community Centre Main Street Crumlin Newport NP11 4PT (UPRN 000043068471) Proposal: Change the use of the building from an OAP hall to a Post Office and convenience store with a cafe coffee shop area and an outside seating area Case Officer: Jacob Cooke 01443 864347 [email protected] Ward: Crumlin Map 321272 (E) 198373 (N) Ref: Community Council: Not Applicable Expected Delegated Decision Level: Page 1 of 9 Case Ref. 20/1004/FULL Site Area: 339m² Location: 26 Heol Isaf Nelson Treharris CF46 6NS (UPRN 000043007925) Proposal: Erect single storey extension to rear and side of property Case Officer: Jacob Cooke 01443 864347 [email protected] -
County Borough of Caerphilly
November 2020 Summary Full report and maps: https://ldbc.gov.wales/ @LDBCW This document is available in Welsh County Borough of Caerphilly Summary of Final Recommendations Who we are : The Local Democracy and Boundary Commission for Wales is an independent Welsh Government Sponsored Body. It was established under the Local Democracy (Wales) Act 2013 with the main purpose of publishing a programme of work which keeps under review the electoral arrangements for the 22 principal councils. The Commission makes electoral review recommendations, which it feels are in the interest of effective and convenient local government. This review has been conducted as a result of the former Cabinet Secretary for Finance and Local Government’s Written Statement of 23 June 2016 as part of an all Wales review programme for the 2022 local government elections. © Crown copyright and database rights [2020] OS [100047875] Summary of our Recommendations: The Commission recommends a council of 69 members, a reduction from the present 73 members. The Commission recommends a change to the arrangement of electoral wards that will achieve a marked improvement in the level of electoral parity across the County Borough of Caerphilly. The Commission recommends 30 electoral wards, a reduction from 33 existing wards. The largest under-representation is recommended to be 24% above the proposed county average in Aberbargoed and Bargoed. The largest over-representation is recommended to be 20% below the proposed county average in Aber Valley. The Commission is recommending 25 multi-member wards consisting of 12 two- member electoral wards; 12 three-member electoral wards; and one four-member electoral ward. -
KELLY's DIRECTORY of RISCA, 1891 (Including PONTYMISTER
KELLY’S DIRECTORY of RISCA, 1891 (including PONTYMISTER, CROSS KEYS and PONTYWAIN) RISCA is a parish and village in the valley between the lofty Twyn Barlwyn (Maen) and the Machen mountains, on the Monmouthshire canal, which runs through the parish, and on the Western Valleys section of the Great Western railway, which here forms a junction with the Sirhowy line. There are stations at Risca village and Cross Keys, both in the parish, which is 165½ miles from London and 6½ northwest-by-west from Newport, in the Southern division of the county, hundred of Wentloog, petty sessional division, union and county court district of Newport, Newport rural deanery, Monmouth archdeaconry end Llandaff diocese. The parish is governed by a Local Board of 9 members. The district was formed in 1878 of Risca and parts of Upper and Lower Machen, and by a Local Government Provisional Order No. 12, 157, confirmed by Act 44 & 45 Vict. cap. cii. parts of Mynyddyslwyn were added. The village is lighted with gas by a company reformed in May, 1890. A company is now (1891) being formed to supply the parish with water. The church of St. Mary, rebuilt in 1853 on the ancient foundation, is an edifice of stone, in the Florid Gothic style, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles and a tower at the south-east angle with spire, containing one bell: there are 400 sittings, 150 being free. The register of baptisms dates from the year 1736; marriages 1754; burials 1779. The living is a vicarage, tithe rent-charge £110, gross yearly value £350, with residence and 45 acres of glebe, the gift of the vicar of Bassaleg, and held since 1876 by the Rev. -
Smarter Travel Pack Your Local Travel Information
Cae Sant Barrwg SMARTER TRAVEL PACK YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL INFORMATION Service provided by Caerphilly County Borough Council Funded by Llanmoor Development Co. Limited CONTENTS Travel Plans......................................01 Cycling.............................................12 Welcome to Cae Sant Barrwg............02 Greener Car Travel.............................13 Cae Sant Barrwg and the Local Area...03 Community Travel Services and Concessionary Travel...................14 Bus Travel........................................06 Smarter Travel Choices ......................15 Train Travel......................................07 Travel Voucher..................................16 Walking...........................................09 WHAT IS A TRAVEL PLAN? BENEFITS OF A TRAVEL A Travel Plan is a package of measures that aim PLAN TO YOU AND YOUR to encourage more sustainable travel choices COMMUNITY where and when possible. The Travel Plan will also set reasonable targets and identify the Sustainable urban transport - walking, cycling monitoring process. and mass transit (rail or bus modes) can improve the local environment, reduce local air The Smarter Travel Pack has been specifically pollution and congestion levels - and make our designed for you, to help demonstrate the communities more desirable places to live, work options for travel available to and from your and visit. home at Cae Sant Barrwg, Pandy Road, Caerphilly CF83 8JR. Engaging with the aims of Cae Sant Barrwg’s Travel Plan can have plenty of positive benefits THE OVERALL AIMS -
Llangynwyd Lower Community Council
VAN COMMUNITY COUNCIL MINUTES, 19TH JANUARY, 2018 VAN COMMUNITY COUNCIL CYNGOR CYMUNED Y FAN Chairman Councillor Prof Russell Clerk/R.F.O. John Dilworth Deacon, Vice-Chairman Councillor John Leek. Minutes, Council Meeting, Friday, 19th January, 2018, Van Community Centre. Present: Councillors Russell Deacon, Linda Williams, Fay Gay, Barbara Jones, Tony Graham, Norma Graham, Pam Nelder, Sheila Newbery. In attendance: Clerk/R.F.O: John Dilworth & Julie Dilworth. 1 Before the start of the meeting Cllr Mrs. Norma Graham signed the declaration of acceptance of Office form in the presence of the Clerk who countersigned the document. The Clerk provided the member with; (1) Register of Member Interest form, (2) Members Model Code of Conduct (amendment order 2016) (bilingual), (3) Code of Conduct, Declaring an Interest – Questions to Ask Yourself, (4) Ethical Governance, presentation by Mrs. Gail Williams, Interim Head of Legal Services and Monitoring officer, (5) Link to view the presentation recorded by the Interim Head of Legal Services and Monitoring officer, further training sessions: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=US_i1i5Qvos, (6) Declaration of Interest Form (6 copies), (7) The Good Councillors Guide, 2016, (8) Van Community Council, Standing Orders, and (9) Financial Regulations. Public, any issues, and limited to ten minutes. Clerk’s advice, Arnold Baker, 9th Edition on Access to Council Meetings states: “Many local councils set aside a period when the public can ask questions or even make statements. This is an excellent practice as long as the period is defined, and is clearly understood that the public must not take part at any other time.” It is not a public meeting but a council meeting and legally constituted to discuss published business. -
Christmas & New Year Bus Services 2015/16 Blaenau Gwent and Caerphilly Areas
local Stagecoach info 0871 200 22 33 in South Wales customer services Mark Rogers Operations Manager Christmas & New Year Bus Servicesin SOUTH2015/16 WALES Stagecoach in South Wales Blaenau Gwent and Caerphilly areas Penmaen Road Depot Pontllanfraith Blackwood NP12 2DY in South Wales Gerald Jones Assistant Operations Manager Stagecoach in South Wales Unit 16 Greenway Bedwas House Industrial Estate Follow us: Bedwas @Stagecoach _West Follow us: Caerphilly @StagecoachWales Follow us: CF83 @Stagecoach 8DW _West Follow us: @StagecoachWales website www.stagecoachbus.com outlined versions ticket sales www.buymymegarider.com nationwide bus times www.traveline-cmyru.info * Calls cost 12p per minute plus your telephone company’s access charge in South Wales Christmas and New Year services 24th & 31st December last journeys on the following services in the Blaenau Gwent and Caerphilly areas in SOUTH WALES Blackwood Local Routes December 2015 in South Wales Blackwood • Newbridge • Pant 5 Pant • Newbridge • Blackwood 5 Up to and including Wednesday 23rd December all services will operate as normal. Blackwood 1855 Pant 1823 1932 Thursday 24th Oakdale 1911 Newbridge 1831 1923 1939 A normal service will operate, but there will be no late evening service after Newbridge 1925 Oakdale 1848 1936 20:00. For last buses on routes where we normally operate a late evening Pant 1932 Blackwood 1859 1949 service, please see the following timetables. Blackwood • Penllwyn • Blackwood 9 Friday 25th and Saturday 26th Blackwood 1840 No service. Penllwyn 1850 Blackwood 1858 Sunday 27th A normal Sunday service will operate. Blackwood • New Tredegar 12 New Tredegar • Blackwood 12 Monday 28th Blackwood 1840 New Tredegar 1906 A Sunday service will operate. -
Register of Applications Under Section 53(5) of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981
Register of applications under Section 53(5) of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 The register was last updated 14 September 2021 Reference No. Location OS GR Start OS GR End Status Claimed Community or Application date Present Position Town Council 10 Ystrad Mynach 314093 193963 314121 194074 Footpath N/A Awaiting Investigation 12 Ystrad Mynach 314145 193928 314281 194067 Footpath N/A Awaiting Investigation 14 New Tredegar 314751 202666 314814 202484 Footpath N/A Awaiting Investigation 15 Abertridwr 312608 189321 312591 189234 Footpath 06/12/1982 Awaiting investigation 20 Bedwas 317285 189341 317950 189212 Footpath Awaiting investigation 28 Caerphilly Footpath Awaiting investigation 30 Rhymney 310386 209340 310433 209234 Footpath 07/11/2013 Awaiting investigation 33 Senghenydd 311658 191201 312148 191291 N/A 29/08/1989 Awaiting investigation 34 Gelligaer 312709 201700 312473 201865 Footpath N/A Awaiting investigation 35 Ystrad Mynach 314116 194562 314120 194648 Footpath 15/10/1991 Awaiting investigation 36 Brithdir 315329 201461 315249 201721 Footpath 26/09/1984 Awaiting investigation 37 Abertysswg 313258 205388 313815 204066 Footpath N/A Awaiting Investigation 44 Deri 312541 202466 312735 202353 Footpath Gelligaer CC 19/09/2002 Awaiting investigation 47 Llanbradach 314769 190071 314820 190078 Footpath 22/06/1987 Awaiting investigation 56 Caerphilly 313739 189201 313410 189588 Footpath N/A Awaiting investigation 59 Rhymney 310986 208366 310959 208296 Footpath 09/02/1992 Awaiting investigation 63 Deri 312986 201748 313009 201765 Footpath -
Risca. Slat~R's Blacking Manufacturers
MONMOUTHSHIRE. RISCA. SLAT~R'S BLACKING MANUFACTURERS. Jones Francis, Darran Fire Brick COAL OWNERS AND COLLIERY Budding Thomas, Pontymister Works, Risca .:PROP11.IE TORS. Shirvey Valentine, Pontymister LoNDON & SouTII WALES CoAL Co. LIMITED, Risca Bevan & Price, Rhoswen Colliery, near Nicholas & Johnson, Risca Fire Brick Pengam BLACKSMITHS. Works Brynmawr Coal & Iron Co. Abertillery Dalby John, The Rock Dowlais Coal & Iron Co. Tir Phil Evans Edward, Aderbeeg Latch J. & Co. Aryth Colliery ,Aberbeeg BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS. Evans William, Crosspenmain Lewis Lewis, Fir phil Farr John, Newbridge (See also Carpenters and Joiners.) LoNDON & SouTH WALES Cou. Co. James John, Bassaleg Beavan James, Pontymister LIMITED, Risca L. Llewelyn, Jones David, Lower Machen manager ; head office, 70 Bishopsgate Bla.ckburn• Edward, Bassale"0 Jones Jenkin P. Pontllanfraith Buddmg John, Pontymister at. London, E.C. Jones Johh, Cross Keys Jones Daniel, Argoed Newport-Abercarn Black Vein Steam Leworthy Richard, Risca Jones David, Bargoed Coal Co. Limited, Abercarn & Dock Marsh Rachel, Cwm-dows, Newbriuge Boberts Robert, Abercarn st. Newport-Thomas Beynon, man Marsh William, Gelligroes Rosser Walter, Pontymister aging director Meredith J ames, Risca Sago Georgo, Pontymistor Powells' Duffryn Steam Coal Company, Russell William, Cefu Thomas John, New Tredegar l,imited, New 'l'redegar- Charles W alters Thomas, Pontymister Thomas John, Pontymister ~: Frame, manager; head offices, Bute Waters William, Pengam Williams John, Fleur-uo-Lis docks, Cardiff Williams David, Aber-Bargoed Youle W. & R. Fleur-de-Lis Powoll H. & W. Pontllanfraith & Abor- Williams Evan, Bedwellty beeg John Jeremiah, manager; head offices, Dock st. Newport BUTCHERS. Powell Waltor & Co. Aberbeeg BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS & Edwards David, Abertillery Stanfield John, Cwm NEWSAGENTS.