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This news list is currently being filtered by January 2021
Friday 30 April 2021
Welsh Government has confirmed changes to the coronavirus restrictions in Wales which will allow gyms and leisure centres to reopen and two households to form an exclusive bubble.
Friday 30 April 2021
Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board has confirmed that the drive-through mobile testing facility for residents who have symptoms of Covid-19 will remain in Pyle until Sunday 2 May before moving to Maesteg.
Friday 30 April 2021
Leisure centres run by Halo in Bridgend county borough will be reopening next week following a relaxation of further coronavirus restrictions by Welsh Government.
Thursday 29 April 2021
Bridgend County Borough Council (BCBC) has been working with Porthcawl Town Council to help provide temporary additional toilet facilities in the town.
Thursday 29 April 2021
There will be some changes to waste and recycling collections next week.
Thursday 29 April 2021
More than 112,000 residents of Bridgend County Borough have now received a vaccination against Covid-19 as work continues on vaccinating adults aged 40-49 who are within priority group 10.
Wednesday 28 April 2021
Roads across Bridgend County Borough will be resurfaced, repaired and improved as part of a £2.7m investment into the local highway network over the coming year.
Wednesday 28 April 2021
A review of litter bin locations is underway as part of a project to encourage people to take more direct responsibility for the waste that they produce.
Wednesday 28 April 2021
Work is ongoing to determine whether a Bridgend town centre car park may be able to partially reopen, or if it must remain closed.
Tuesday 27 April 2021
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.