19 MORE people have died after testing positive for the coronavirus in Wales, taking the number of deaths to 117. Public Health Wales (PHW) also said there were 284 new cases of the disease in Wales, bringing the total number to 2,121, though the
CHILDCARE provision for the Vale of Glamorgan’s key workers in the Covid-19 outbreak has changed to a hub-based system which will operate seven days a week. 14 hubs will now be available across the Vale of Glamorgan. Vale of Glamorgan Council
GARDEN waste collections will start again the week beginning Monday 13 April 2020, the Vale Council has announced. In the meantime, residents are asked to store any garden waste in their garden until collections start. All recycling centres remain
“THANK you”: That is the simple and powerful message which Cardiff-based artist, Nathan Wyburn, sought to express when he created a digital portrait of a nurse using more than 200 selfies contributed by NHS staff on Facebook. After sharing the artwork
EIGHTY-four more people have tested positive for the coronavirus in Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan, according to latest figures, bringing the total to 460. It is the second-worst affected area after the Aneuran Bevan Health Board, which saw
