Caerphilly recycling centre closed due to structural damage

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 28 Oct, 14:38 · Archive

Trehir Household Recycling Centre in Caerphilly has closed indefinitely after structural damage to a wall.

Trehir Household Recycling Centre on Pandy Lane, Llanbradach, closed on 23 October after structural damage was discovered to a wall at the site. Caerphilly County Borough Council confirmed the closure will continue until further notice, as it assesses the damage as a matter of urgency. The council apologised for the inconvenience caused and said it is unable to confirm when the facility will reopen.

To support residents during the closure, alternative household recycling centres will operate on their usual closure days. These include Aberbargoed on Mondays, Penmaen on Tuesdays and Fridays, and Penallta on Wednesdays and Sundays. Residents using alternative sites are required to bring proof of residency, which is a standard requirement at Caerphilly's household recycling centres. The council thanked residents for their patience and understanding.

How it is being reported

• Busy recycling centre closed 'until further notice' as structural damage discoveredA busy recycling centre has been closed until further notice, with residents told to use alternative sites.South Wales Argus · 28 Oct, 14:00
• Recycling centre closed 'until further notice'The council is assessing the situation as a matter of urgencyWalesOnline · 27 Oct, 21:31

In this story: Caerphilly County Borough Council · Trehir Household Recycling Centre · Llanbradach · Aberbargoed · Penmaen · Penallta

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