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“We have to act fast” to stop second coronavirus peak – council chief exec

Chief executive Christina Harrhy spoke about Caerphilly Council’s response to the coronavirus pandemic at a meeting last week.

Caerphilly County Borough Council has announced the launch of the new scheme as part of its plans for the phased reopening of library services.

The Tynygraig footbridge in Llanbradach was removed after being hit by a lorry in May.

A further 47 new cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in Caerphilly County Borough.

Compulsory mask-wearing in indoor public spaces has already been in force in Caerphilly County Borough.

Rhymney Integrated Health and Social Care Centre, at Lawn Industrial Estate, has now become a collection point for food bank donations.

The Cwmbran-based micro-brewery Brew Monster wants to move from Cwmbran to Caerphily town to a unit on Lon y Twyn.

Two videos have emerged showing Labour councillor Alan Collis at Aldi in Tir y berth this morning without a face covering on.

The number of positive cases must fall to below pre-local lockdown levels and stay low for a period of time for restrictions to be lifted.

The Welsh Government has confirmed that anybody using a gym in Wales must wear a face covering.