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This news list is currently being filtered by January 2020
Thursday 10 September 2020
As positive Covid-19 cases rise across South Wales, the Leader of Bridgend County Borough Council is urging residents to take positive action and come together as one community to fight the coronavirus pandemic.
Wednesday 09 September 2020
The Cabinet of Bridgend County Borough Council will meet next week to discuss plans designed to bring the regeneration of Porthcawl’s waterfront area a step closer.
Tuesday 08 September 2020
More than 200 pupils at Bryntirion Comprehensive have been asked to self-isolate for 14 days following the confirmation of a Covid-19 case at the school.
Tuesday 08 September 2020
A roofer who mislead customers and took thousands of pounds without completing or carrying out work has pleaded guilty to committing fraud.
Tuesday 08 September 2020
Free primary school breakfast clubs are being relaunched at all primary schools in Bridgend County Borough.
Tuesday 08 September 2020
The Cabinet of Bridgend County Borough Council will meet on Tuesday 15 September to consider mitigation measures for dealing with air quality concerns in Park Street, Bridgend.
Monday 07 September 2020
Guidance for employers on supporting the return to the workplace of shielding employees has been published on the Healthy Working Wales website.
Monday 07 September 2020
Residents in Bridgend County Borough recycled 1,470 tonnes of cardboard during the lockdown from the beginning of April to the end of July – an increase of 284 tonnes for the same period in 2019.
Wednesday 02 September 2020
Following concerns expressed on social media about a possible new case of Covid-19 in the Maesteg area, Bridgend County Borough Council has issued the following statement.
Wednesday 02 September 2020
Following public safety concerns over the Covid-19 pandemic, Bridgend County Borough Council is developing plans for an alternative celebration to replace this year’s Christmas lights event in Bridgend town centre.