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Surge in lockdown running inspires new campaign Run Wales sees 18% of adult population running during lockdown

During the 2020 lockdown over 350,000 people in Wales* (18%) stepped outside their front doors to run for their daily exercise.

Council Opens New Emergency Control Centre

Rhondda Cynon Taf Council has officially opened its new Emergency Control Centre, to be used in the event of major incidents which affect the County Borough and the safety of its residents. 

Worrying discrepancies over vaccination figures

There are worrying discrepancies in the speed of the Covid vaccine rollout between Wales and Northern Ireland, despite the programmes beginning on the same date (December 8, 2020).

TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE ALLEN STREET, MOUNTAIN ASH

RHONDDA CYNON TAFF COUNTY BOROUGH COUNCIL

(ALLEN STREET, MOUNTAIN ASH)

(TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE) ORDER 2021

 

New Covid vaccination strategy published

All eligible adults will be offered a Covid vaccine by the autumn, under ambitious plans published by the Welsh Government. 

Flood Risk Management – public engagement exercise underway

The Council is asking residents and businesses affected by flooding last year to complete a survey which will help Officers collate local knowledge, storm event data and historical information about flooding. 

Thieves have been targeting vehicles in Bridgend, stealing catalytic converters from the exhausts.
Two thefts have been reported to police in the past week and officers believe there are other victims out there.
Vehicle owners need to be vigilant.
They are urged to take the following simple measures to lessen the

Abacare supports virtual ‘Brew Monday’ campaign to help tackle loneliness

AN AWARD-WINNING care agency is supporting The Samaritans’ ‘Brew Monday’ campaign and is urging the people of Wales to have a virtual brew with their nearest and dearest this month (January 2021).

 

Shadow Education Minister comments on extension of school closures

Suzy Davies MS – the Shadow Education Minister – has said that while the announcement that Welsh schools will remain closed until half-term, unless Covid infection rates drop – is a sensible safety-first measure, it is disappointing for learners and parents

Mrs Davies said:

School opening arrangements – Welsh Government announcement (January 8)

Welsh Government has this morning announced that all schools and colleges in Wales will remain u

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