THE pedestrianised 'safe zones' in Cardigan and other Ceredigion towns are to be suspended.
Following the announcement by Wales First Minister Mark Drakeford that introduced a two-week ‘fire-break’ across Wales, Ceredigion County Council will not be closing the roads daily within the safe zones between 6pm on Friday, October 23 and 11am on November 9.
A Ceredigion Council spokesperson said: "Some aspects will remain where changes are in place 24/7 or temporary parking restrictions apply.
"Council owned public car parks will remain free during this period for residents and visitors alike.
"Further minor amendments have come into effect this week. In Cardigan, there will be controlled blue badge holder access along High Street.
"Safe zones are reviewed fortnightly in line with the infection rate and available evidence. A further announcement will be made before November 9."
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