Bridgend County Borough Council is urging residents to stay local this bank holiday weekend and avoid trips to the seaside or other well-known beauty spots to prevent the risk of exposure to Covid-19 and help protect the NHS. Earlier this week, Wales’ First Minister Mark Drakeford announced the maximum fine for repeated breaches of the…
Only a few cars will be let in to the sites at a time, so delays must be expected. Drivers are being advised in advance that they will need to queue, and that they should not get out of their cars until it is their turn. Using the sitesAll items and materials MUST be sorted…
From Bridgend County Borough Council:The following information helps clarify current Welsh Government regulations and guidance over what arrangements are in place within Bridgend County Borough during the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic. Please note that while some different guidance and regulations have been issued by UK Government for England and reported on by national media, this does…
Residents of are being called upon to help make scrub bags for care workers across Bridgend County Borough. Whether you are a seamstress or tailor by trade, enjoy sewing as a hobby or are looking for something new to have a go at, you can help! Care workers require scrub bags to change out of…
We have received the following information from Madeleine Moon which was forwarded from Bridgend County Borough Council. Please do heed the advice and take care. FROM BCBC: Bridgend County Borough Council’s Leader is urging residents to be cautious over the use of a coronavirus ‘traffic light’ system to alert others that they need help. The…