PUPILS in Carmarthenshire schools will find out by the end of this week if they are finishing early for Christmas. Some local authorities in Wales have confirmed they are considering bringing the end of term forward to help cut the risk of spreading
PARKING charges will NOT be reinstated in Cardigan for the time being following a u-turn by Ceredigion County Council – though they have returned across the rest of the county today (Tuesday, December 1). Ceredigion County Council’s cabinet today
THERE has been no Public Services Ombudsman reports about Ceredigion County Council this year – the first time since 2011. The officer in charge of the council’s compliments, complaints and FOI records Marie Neige-Hadfield presented a “positive”
THE number of new cases of coronavirus in the Hywel Dda area showed 71 recorded today (Tuesday, December 1). Public Health Wales figures show 19 new cases of Covid-19 in Pembrokeshire, a further nine cases have been recorded in Ceredigion and 43
A TEENAGER from Crymych has been banned from the roads for a year and must pay £369 after admitting drug-driving at Haverfordwest Magistrates Court. Emma Elizabeth Howells, of Maes yr Yrfa, was stopped by police while driving her Ford Fiesta on
HYWEL Dda health chiefs have condemned the abuse of NHS staff after more than 60 incidents were reported in September. The health board has revealed that in recent months there have been numerous cases of its staff receiving abuse while either working
A PLEA has been made to residents in Ceredigion to ‘make this week count’ to reduce the spread of coronavirus A Ceredigion County Council spokesperson said: “The number of coronavirus cases in Ceredigion continues to increase and we ask all residents
WORK has been carried out to repair storm damage to the area around the spit at the mouth of the River Teifi. Much off the spit at Patch has been washed away in recent months and urgent work was needed to prevent a breach in the defences surrounding
A 74-YEAR-OLD woman has been fined after admitting assault. Sarah Jane Stroud, of Felindre, Llandysul, pleaded guilty to assaulting a man at Felindre on June 26. Magistrates at Aberystwyth Justice Centre fined her £120, with prosecution costs
STARTING any new job that involves working closely with the local community is always a daunting challenge at the best of times. Throw in a global pandemic for good measure and things get even trickier. But new Newcastle Emlyn vicar Jonathan
