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Thursday 08 September 2022
Following the announcement from Buckingham Palace on the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, the Mayor and Leader of Bridgend County Borough Council have paid tribute on behalf of the local community.
Wednesday 07 September 2022
Businesses in Bridgend County Borough are being encouraged to sign up to a scheme which ensures that people who may have a disability that is not immediately obvious can receive help and support.
Wednesday 07 September 2022
Bridgend County Borough Council’s Cabinet Members will meet next week to discuss proposals on how funding will be allocated to support those most impacted by the cost-of-living crisis.
Wednesday 07 September 2022
The Corporate Overview and Scrutiny committee of Bridgend County Borough Council met earlier this week (Monday 5 September) to consider the annual report from the director of social services.
Wednesday 07 September 2022
The start of the 2022 autumn term in Bridgend County Borough has coincided with the launch of a new initiative to ensure that primary school children will not go hungry.
Monday 05 September 2022
Bridgend County Borough Council has today (Monday 5 September 2022) launched a public consultation on a Draft Air Quality Action Plan for Park Street in Bridgend.
Monday 05 September 2022
A new Families First Programme has been launched by Bridgend County Borough Council, as part of the Bridgend Young Carers Service.
Thursday 01 September 2022
Work has started on a series of new initiatives aimed at making streets, town centres and some residential areas across Bridgend County Borough safer for the public.
Wednesday 31 August 2022
Bridgend County Borough Council joined neighbouring local authorities in South Wales to show support for the LGBT+ community and help promote equality and diversity.
Wednesday 31 August 2022
Two sports clubs in the Llynfi Valley are now able to make pitch and drainage improvements after being awarded a combined total of £90,000, thanks to Bridgend County Borough Council’s Community Asset Transfer (CAT) Fund.
