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Chris Evans MP asks Arcadis to answer Ty Llwyd Quarry contamination questions (opens the original)
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Residents living near Ty Llwyd Quarry will welcome the intervention of Chris Evans MP, who has written to the leader of Caerphilly County Borough Council with questions about the Arcadis report. Importantly, Chris has asked that Arcadis themselves answer those questions. Arcadis produced the report which says that the site is not contaminated. So, when residents have questions about how that conclusion was reached, surely it is only right that Arcadis should be given the chance to answer them di
Ynysddu residents demand accountability after Monsanto dump queries (opens the original)
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After years of concern about pollution and the environmental impact of the ex Monsanto dump - Ty Llwyd Quarry, we asked a series of reasonable technical questions about a publicly funded contamination report prepared by the council's consultants, Arcadis. The response from Caerphilly County Borough Council was extraordinary. Rather than asking its consultants to explain the conclusions of their own report, we were told that seeking further answers could incur additional costs. If public money ha
Residents should not be expected to accept 50 per cent increase in production (opens the original)
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Find, save and share Public Notices that affect you in the area. The Public Notice Portal carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers and is the fastest and most effective way of finding out what is happening in YOUR neighbourhood. Residents of Wattsville have every reason to be worried by Oakleaf Recycling's application to increase production at its Nine Mile Point Industrial Estate facility by 50 per cent. As part of that proposal, the company is also seeking to extend its o
Council under fire for changing rules after member already elected (opens the original)
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Imagine if a vote took place, the winner was declared, and only then did those in charge decide they didn’t like how the vote had been conducted. Imagine they then proposed replacing the process with one that gave them much greater control over who could be chosen in future. Most people would rightly ask, “How can that be democratic?” Yet that is effectively what is happening at Caerphilly County Borough Council. Town and community councils nominated two candidates for the Council’s Standards Co
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