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Second homes council tax vote dispensation sought by councillors
Seven Ceredigion councillors, including its leader, are seeking dispensation to speak on the potential raising of second homes/empty property taxes in the county as they own more than one property. Ceredigion currently has a 25 per cent premium
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Council reveal plans to close a Ceredigion road for a week
ROAD surfacing works will close a road in Ceredigion for around seven days. Ceredigion County Council will be closing the U5071 Brithdir, Rhydlewis, in December for a week to allow for the road resurfacing works to be carried out. The council
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Visitor to town centre vows never to return over 'exorbitant' parking charges
A DISGRUNTLED visitor to Cardigan has vowed never to return to the town because of its ‘exorbitant’ parking charges. In an email to town clerk Eleri Maskell, Tony Quince hit out at what he described as the ‘sheer lunacy’ of penalising local traders
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Pool reopens to the public after heating problems
CASH-strapped Cardigan Swimming Pool has re-opened this afternoon (Wednesday) following problems with its water heating system. Chair of Trustees Matt Newland said it was hoped that the facility’s toddler pool would re-open next week. Yesterday
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Drink driver caught more than four times over the limit on A48
A DRIVER has been handed a suspended sentence after being caught more than four times over the drink drive limit. Richard Martell, 43, of Lloyd Terrace in Adpar, was driving a Volkswagen Passat on the A48 at Carmarthen on October 6. When breathalysed
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Hopes Bronze Age hoard, including weapons, can be kept in Ceredigion
Hopes are being raised that a nationally important hoard of Bronze Age metalwork found in Ceredigion can be kept in the county. The exciting find of over 50 bronze tools, weapons and body ornaments was made by metal detectorists Craig Hearne and
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Nearly three quarters of Ceredigion businesses get top food hygiene ratings
In the 10 years since the display of food ratings became a legal requirement, nearly three-quarters of Ceredigion businesses have achieved the top rating. Since November 2013, businesses in Wales have been required by law to display their food