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Tuesday 06 July 2021
Latest figures from Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board have confirmed that almost 77,000 residents of Bridgend County Borough and 245,000 people across the Cwm Taf region have now been fully vaccinated against Covid-19.
Monday 05 July 2021
Bridgend County Borough residents are being warned not to put anything which is highly flammable with their kerbside recycling or bin bag collections.
Monday 05 July 2021
Pupils in years 11 and 13 who are eligible for free school meals and who are not required to attend school will receive revised food parcels between 1-16 July.
Monday 05 July 2021
Local businesses across Bridgend County Borough have been showcased in a new video ahead of Independents’ Day (3-4 July 2021).
Monday 05 July 2021
Bridgend County Borough Council’s register office team have come together to celebrate the UK’s first National Registrar’s Day.
Monday 05 July 2021
Cwm Taf Morgannwg’s Test, Trace and Protect Service is contacting people who visited the Masons Arms in Bryncethin on 26 June 2021 following positive coronavirus tests for several people who were at the premises that day.
Monday 05 July 2021
Inspectors from Welsh Government have found that Bridgend County Borough’s library service ‘remains resilient and continues to meet the needs of residents’.
Monday 05 July 2021
Bridgend County Borough Council has published its annual Welsh Language Standards report which details the authority’s efforts to meet and comply with its statutory responsibilities over the last year.
Friday 02 July 2021
3GS enforcement officers are on the beat once more in a bid to curb littering and dog fouling across Bridgend County Borough Council.
Thursday 01 July 2021
The Leader of Bridgend County Borough Council is reminding people of the importance of ensuring that they receive both jabs and are fully vaccinated against the Covid-19 coronavirus.