THE LAST three years have seen north and mid Wales councils fork out more than £120,000 on compensation payments to motorists after their vehicles were damaged by potholes in the road.
While...
Welsh Guards freedom of county get council’s approval
CEREDIGION County Council has granted a request for the Welsh Guards to have the honorary freedom of the county.
A ceremony will be held in Cardigan on June 24 next year at the request of the...
Plans for area school in Aeron Valley move forward
A “golden opportunity” to provide the best chances for children in the Aeron Valley was approved but will mean the closure of three schools.
Ceredigion full council approved a plan to...
Plans for ‘affordable homes’ near Aberystwyth
A plan for 19 homes available for social rent to be built near Aberystwyth was deferred for further information.
Ceredigion County Council’s development control committee agreed to officer...
‘Glamping’ at pub near Llandysul given go-ahead by Ceredigion County Council
FOLLOWING a visit to the site, plans to develop glamping at a pub near Llandysul was given the go-ahead.
There had been concerns about accessibility for disabled people when the application...
Application to relocate caravan recommended for refusal
A PROPOSAL to move a caravan from one side of a pub to another is recommended for refusal by Ceredigion planning officers.
A static caravan on the eastern side of the Crown Inn, Llwyndafydd,...
Calls for councils to use more welsh in workplace
AT least three other councils should follow the lead of Gwynedd in using Welsh as their official language of administration.
That’s the view of a pressure group who used this week’s...
Multi-million pound Tregaron health centre reached the next stage of process
A PARTNERSHIP scheme to develop a multi-million pound health centre in Tregaron has reached the next stage of a long process.
Members of Ceredigion County Council’s cabinet received the...
County school classed as ‘voluntary controlled’ from September
THE Llanybydder and Lampeter area school will officially be classed as ‘voluntary controlled’ from September as intended.
Ceredigion County Council approved the final step in...
School closed by council gave incorrect pupil figures
THERE was “no scheme” to boost pupil numbers at a school set to be closed by Ceredigion County Council, its local member said.
Cllr Lyndon Lloyd made the statement at full council on...