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College campus could be demolished for affordable housing estate (opens the original)
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A disused college campus in south Wales could be demolished and turned into more than 100 affordable homes. Planning documents reveal the former Coleg Gwent site in Pontypool could become a brand new estate for 134 new homes. The application for the old college was submitted to the council last week. Coleg Gwent initially shut its Pontypool campus in 2020 and the building served as a Covid vaccination centre throughout the pandemic. It was temporarily reopened for construction apprenticeships be
Coffee trailer given three-year trial run despite neighbour's criticism (opens the original)
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A coffee trailer has been given a trial run beside a popular cycle path despite receiving criticism from a neighbour. The Coffee Carriage will be allowed to serve coffee and other drinks for three years until September 2029. The Coffee Carriage will also serve as a "hydration station" for dogs and offer treats for pets from an informal parking area, already used by a number of businesses, and accessed from Church Road in Talywain, Pontypool and adjacent to the former railway line that now forms
Council slammed over pictures showing schoolchildren squeezing onto bus (opens the original)
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Concerns have been raised after pictures emerged showing a bus belonging to Newport Bus packed with schoolchildren while travelling to Monmouth. The photographs shared with the Local Democracy Reporting Service show children standing up while squeezing onto a Newport Bus travelling to school on the first day of the new term. It comes after a council decision to provide secondary school pupils with free places on public services buses rather than a dedicated school bus. An MS criticised the situa
Family told they have no permission to live in caravan and given a year to leave (opens the original)
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A family with three young children have been told they don't have permission to live in a caravan on their farm in Monmouthshire and they've been given a year before they need to leave. Emma Roberts and Neil Newitt moved their family into a caravan on land in Llangovan near Raglan where they are establishing a farm to produce free range meat, but they've been told they don't have permission to live there. They had believed they were entitled to live on the site in the open countryside while they
Restaurant owner told £5,000 sign is 'inappropriate' (opens the original)
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A restaurant owner could have to replace a sign that cost him £5,000 after a council told him it is inappropriate. Aris Priftis had only opened his Greek restaurant and take away in September last year but shortly afterwards found out the aluminium sign with acrylic lettering and internal LED lighting had fallen foul of council planning rules. Mr Priftis said the sign is intended to catch the eye and attract customers to his Dip Eat Greek eatery. "It has the lighting to stand out and is a way pe
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