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Tuesday 14 June 2022
Bridgend County Borough Council has issued new clarification over its ongoing regeneration plans for Porthcawl after receiving a number of questions about how land will be used in the Sandy Bay and Griffin Park area.
Friday 10 June 2022
RNLI lifeguards have now returned to Rest Bay, joining Coney / Sandy Bay and Trecco Bay which are already patrolled daily by the charity's lifeguards between 10am-6pm.
Thursday 09 June 2022
Bridgend County Borough Council is delighted that the Proud Councils partnership, which aims to improve the support offered to LGBTQ+ staff within local authorities in Wales, has been shortlisted for a PinkNews award.
Thursday 09 June 2022
Bridgend County Borough Council declared its own climate emergency in June 2020 and set up a Climate Emergency Response programme to commit to the Net Zero 2030 target as an organisation.
Thursday 09 June 2022
Local employers and organisations will be available for residents in Maesteg for an upcoming jobs fair this month.
Tuesday 07 June 2022
Bridgend County Borough Council is seeking views on proposals that will support the next phase of its ongoing regeneration plans for Porthcawl.
Tuesday 07 June 2022
Councillor Huw David, the recently returned Leader of Bridgend County Borough Council, has been honoured with an Order of the British Empire (OBE) award.
Tuesday 07 June 2022
There’s plenty of information and support going on across Bridgend County Borough delivered by our Bridgend Carers Wellbeing service (The Care collective) and partners during Carers Week (6 – 12 June)
Wednesday 01 June 2022
Businesses across Bridgend County Borough have been invited to attend an upcoming Business Support Fair that will be running later this month.
Wednesday 01 June 2022
Bridgend County Borough Council is delighted to have secured a grant worth just over £5 million as part of the Welsh Government’s Active Travel Fund. The funding will benefit residents by creating safe and accessible cycling and walking routes which will encourage people to not be so reliant on cars.