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This news list is currently being filtered by January 2021
Wednesday 08 September 2021
A 50-year-old pipe organ which is located in the main chapel of the Grade-II listed Coychurch Crematorium has undergone a full refurbishment to ensure it can continue to serve the public.
Wednesday 08 September 2021
The Cabinet of Bridgend County Borough Council will meet next week to discuss plans for how the local authority could potentially operate in future.
Monday 06 September 2021
Private landlords interested in leasing their properties in Bridgend County Borough are being invited to join a scheme which would see them used as temporary accommodation.
Friday 03 September 2021
The latest figures from Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board have revealed that over 100,000 people are now fully vaccinated against coronavirus in Bridgend county borough.
Friday 03 September 2021
With pupils returning to school in Bridgend County Borough over the next few days, a set of Frequently Asked Questions has been published on the council website to help prepare parents, carers, guardians and pupils.
Friday 03 September 2021
Bridgend County Borough Council is continuing to work with the Bridgend Association of Voluntary Organisations (BAVO) to determine how best volunteers can help support the Afghan refugee scheme.
Thursday 02 September 2021
A public consultation has been launched on a draft Active Travel Network Map which will determine the future of walking and cycling routes across Bridgend county borough.
Wednesday 01 September 2021
New figures show Bridgend County Borough has recycled over 155,000 tonnes of waste in the last four years – the equivalent weight of 26,000 African bush elephants.
Wednesday 01 September 2021
Four apprentices have joined the Knights Brown team to work on continuing refurbishment works at Porthcawl’s iconic Western Breakwater.