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Welcome to Bridgend County Borough Council’s media centre. These pages feature latest news from the county borough, and you can also keep up to date by following us on social media.

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Huge increase in numbers using local footpaths

Footfall counters installed on walking routes across Bridgend county borough indicate that up to three times as many people are using the local rights of way network as they did before the start of the coronavirus pandemic, with some of the more popular routes seeing an increase of up to seven times more.

Recruitment underway for Visitor Welcome Stewards

Do you have time, energy and enthusiasm? Do you enjoy being outdoors, breathing in the sea air, and talking to people? If the answer is yes, and you would like to share your enthusiasm for the local area, you could be one of the friendly faces welcoming visitors to Bridgend County Borough this summer.

Library service successes highlighted in report

An assessment of Bridgend County Borough’s libraries by Welsh Government says the service has continued to perform well particularly in reducing barriers to access for the community.

Prison sentence and lifetime ban for horse trader

A horse trader and breeder has been convicted of causing unnecessary suffering to horses and sheep following a successful prosecution by the Shared Regulatory Service, which represents councils in Bridgend, Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan.

Take a virtual tour of your local library

Awen Cultural Trust has launched a new 360° virtual tour of the libraries it manages across Bridgend county borough, to provide reassurance to customers returning to borrow books following the coronavirus lockdown restrictions.

Taith rithiol o'ch llyfrgell leol

Mae Ymddiriedolaeth Ddiwylliannol Awen wedi lansio taith rithiol 360° o'r llyfrgelloedd y mae'n eu rheoli ar draws bwrdeistref sirol Pen-y-bont ar Ogwr, i roi sicrwydd i gwsmeriaid sy'n dychwelyd i fenthyca llyfrau yn dilyn cyfyngiadau cyfnod clo y coronafeirws.

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