New guidance published by Welsh Government gives health boards, trusts and hospices the ability to set their own rules based on local coronavirus infection rates.
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Christmas gifts to be delivered to 4,000 children
Father Christmas will be touring on his sleigh as part of Operation Santa BTM 2020, which has been set up by residents.
New coronavirus restrictions for Wales’ hospitality sector
First Minister Mark Drakeford confirmed the restrictions will come into place on Friday, December 4.
Man arrested as armed police called out
Gwent Police were called to an address on Brynmynach Avenue at 2.10pm on Thursday, November 26.
Council fails to meet new recycling targets
The council’s recycling rate dropped from the sixth best in Wales to the third worst – failing to reach the new 64% target.
Woman born prematurely during Spanish Flu pandemic marks 102nd birthday
Lillian Rose Howitt weighed just 1.5lbs when she was born prematurely nine days after the end of World War I.
Robber recalled to prison after breaking release conditions
Conor Webley, 26, from Hengoed, was released from prison on licence in August.
Black History Month celebrated in schools
primary school pupils learned about Mary Seacole – a British-Jamaican nurse who helped wounded soldiers during the Crimea war in the 1850s.
Caerphilly Tourism Association “disappointed” over removal of key marketing person
A group representing tourism businesses in Caerphilly County Borough has said it is “disappointed” with a decision to remove a ‘key link’ between it and the council.
Food bank collecting donations from doorsteps
Residents will be able to make food donations from their own doorsteps, thanks to volunteers from the CARE Project food bank.