The incident occurred on Abertysswg Road, Rhymney at around 8.25am this morning, Tuesday 5 September.
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Council confirms none of its buildings contain concrete type linked to safety concerns
Caerphilly County Borough Council has confirmed that none of its buildings contain RAAC – a type of concrete linked to ongoing safety concerns.
MP calls for improved approach to pension credit
Gerald Jones, MP for Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney, has called on the UK Government to improve its approach to pension credit.
Falklands War veteran Denzil Connick has passed away aged 66
Falklands War veteran Denzil Connick has passed away aged 66, three months after receiving the British Empire Medal.
Ride to the rugby and raise money for children’s hospice
Ty Hafan Children’s Hospice is looking for “25 intrepid Welsh rugby-loving cyclists” to take on the 217-mile journey in just four days.
Kooij wins back-to-back Tour of Britain stages with victory in Wrexham
Dutchman Olav Kooij has won the second stage of the Tour of Britain in Wrexham, following on from his opening stage win in Manchester.
Little Cheese festival attracts nearly 18,000 visitors to Caerphilly town centre
The Little Cheese festival drew nearly 18,000 visitors to Caerphilly town centre over the weekend.
18-year-old Argoed athlete has remarkable summer on the track
William Hawker, an 18-year-old athlete from Argoed who runs with Rhymney Valley Athletics Club, has had a remarkable summer on the track.
Council carrying out emergency school inspections amid concrete safety concerns
Caerphilly County Borough Council is carrying out emergency inspections of its school buildings after widespread safety concerns over a type of concrete.
2023/24 rugby season gets underway as borough teams back in action
The 2023/24 rugby season got underway over the weekend, with teams from across Caerphilly County Borough returning to action.