Our hardworking elves are taking a well-earned break over Christmas and the New Year.

While some pumpkin is a nice treat for hedgehogs and squirrels now and then, too much is bad for them. Recycle with your food waste instead.

With the football and rugby seasons in full swing, we’ve been kept busy keeping track of the grass roots teams and sports groups we support.

We have set up a WhatsApp chat group that residents can join. We will post a warning message on the morning of quarry blasts.

Jen Price and her best bud, Nicola Hopcraft will be taking a leisurely 13 mile stroll across Bannau Brycheiniog in aid of Cancer Research.

Bryn Aggregates has unveiled proposals for new and improved community benefits as part of our plans for the quarry at Gelliargwellt Uchaf.

We’ve had a busy few weeks at the AD plant, where we welcomed four groups of students from the University of South Wales. Bryn Power has...

Updated: 15.12.2023 Activity carried out by Bryn Aggregates in our sandstone quarry is carefully monitored to make sure we adhere to our...

Plans to improve recycling rates across Caerphilly county borough have taken a step forward with the expansion of recycling facilities at...

2022 in numbers What went in? 13,020 tonnes of food waste and 16,250 of cattle slurry What came out? 7,662 Megawatts of electricity -...

Councillors from across Caerphilly county borough have benefitted from attending a series of visits to Bryn Group in Gelligaer.

We would like to thank the crews from South Wales Fire & Rescue Service who attended a fire at one of our biomass drying floors this...

We welcome the decision by Caerphilly Council cabinet to reconvene the long-standing liaison group that has not met since the start of covid

1926 - 2022 We are deeply saddened by the passing of Her Majesty The Queen on 8 September 2022, in this her platinum jubilee year. We...

An incident occurred at the Bryn Group facility at Gelliargwellt Uchaf Farm today that required a significant emergency services...

Bryn Group has installed a life-saving automated defibrillator at its recycling centre at Gelliargwellt Uchaf Farm.

The findings from a detailed independent investigation by NRW has confirmed that specific areas of compost are contaminated.

Farmers have always fertilised their land to ensure the soil is healthy and rich in the nutrients needed to grow crops.

The long-term management of Waun Rydd SINC has been assured following an agreement between Caerphilly Council and Bryn Group