Waste and recycling collections back to normal

Wednesday 06 January 2021

Waste and recycling collections have now returned to normal in Bridgend county borough following the festive period

Thousands of people receive Covid-19 vaccine

Wednesday 06 January 2021

Thousands of Covid-19 vaccinations have been given out to priority groups across the Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board area

New arrangements for mobile testing facilities

Wednesday 06 January 2021

Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board has confirmed new arrangements for mobile coronavirus testing facilities in Bridgend County Borough.

Warning as county borough’s coronavirus case total tops 10,000

Tuesday 05 January 2021

Residents are being reminded to follow alert level four restrictions as more than 10,000 coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Bridgend county borough since the beginning of the pandemic

Roll-out underway for second coronavirus vaccine

Tuesday 05 January 2021

The second Covid-19 vaccine is being rolled out across Wales with at least 40,000 doses available within the first two weeks

Schools to remain closed until 18 January

Monday 04 January 2021

Schools in Bridgend county borough will remain closed until 18 January with online learning being provided for pupils.

Keeping the county borough moving this winter

Friday 01 January 2021

It may be a frosty start to 2021, but highways staff from Bridgend County Borough Council are working around the clock to keep roads clear and ensure that they are safe for local drivers

Outdoor adaptation grants rolled out across villages, towns and valleys

Tuesday 29 December 2020

Commercial property and business owners in communities all across Bridgend County Borough are being invited to apply for grants of up to £10,000 to make outdoor adaptations which enable social distancing to take place.

Feedback on social services to inform future improvements

Tuesday 29 December 2020

Feedback from residents using social services will be used to help make service improvements over the coming year.

The workers keeping council services running over Christmas

Thursday 24 December 2020

While many of us are enjoying a few days off during the festive season, spare a thought for those who will be on duty during the 12 days of Christmas, helping make Christmas special for those on their own, taking care of the vulnerable, keeping our communities clean and tidy, and our roads safe to travel on.