TWO new homes could be built on an overgrown area of wasteland last used for housing in the 1960s beside a small terrace.
Author - Twm Owen
Local Democracy Reporter
VILLAGERS fear a music festival to be staged at a farm owned by TV presenter Kate Humble could be overrun by gatecrashers and drug dealers.
A COUNCIL is being asked to allow steel shutters fitted by traders fed up with continual attacks on their premises to remain in place.
THE WITHDRAWAL of a money transfer and payment system from an app used by schools could leave Chepstow parents out of pocket.
A RESTAURANT and bar with its own delicatessen in an upmarket town will be allowed to stay open until gone 1am at weekends.
A COUNCIL’S complaint against its former chairman following a row over Facebook comments about Christmas trees has been dismissed by the ombudsman.
A CARE boss says she fears a loss of local carers with some contracts set to be awarded to national firms.
REMOVAL of 20 mile per hour signs in a rural village has caused drivers to think the speed limit has increased, it has been claimed.
SIGNS showing drivers what speed they are travelling at are to be installed on a road where a woman was hit by a lorry last month.
THE AREA of a Gwent borough where council traffic wardens issue the most fixed penalty parking fines has been revealed.
