A tree trunk punched through the side of the bridge during the February flooding.
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Funeral directors concerned over lack of PPE
Dean Thomas, managing director of Caerphilly Funeral Services, said: “We have very little PPE despite promises and we have no masks left at all.”
Welsh Government fails to hit coronavirus testing targets
Welsh health minister Vaughan Gething said social distancing measures meant it was not necessary to undertake 5,000 tests every day.
Parks and cemeteries to remain closed, council says
The council has confirmed parks, cemeteries and skate parks will remain closed until further notice.
Plans for 46 new homes on former school site lodged
The plans include 46 new homes, seven of which will be affordable.
Gwent Police will review fines handed out for breaching coronavirus lockdown
Fines handed out to the public for allegedly breaching lockdown rules will be reviewed, Gwent Police has said.
Swan caught in fishing line rescued from pond
RSPCA Cymru said the incident “acts as another reminder as to the dangers fishing litter pose to Wales’ animals.”
Police re-appeal for missing man after family member dies
Neil Jones, 39, from Blackwood, was reported missing on February 1.
13-year-old died after “violently reacting” to drugs, coroner says
Carson Price, from Hengoed, died on April 12 last year after taking a form of ecstasy known as ‘Donkey Kong’ in Ystrad Mynach Park.
Government’s coronavirus job retention scheme up and running
The scheme will allow employers to claim grants covering up to 80% of furloughed staff wages, capped at £2,500 a month.
