The move was agreed by the council’s cabinet last week.
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316 contacts made in six weeks through Gwent’s Covid-19 tracing service
Gwent’s Covid-19 tracing service has made 316 contacts between June 1 and July 15.
Crime fell by almost a fifth during lockdown
Crime in the Gwent Police force area fell by 19% during the coronavirus lockdown compared to the same period last year, a report shows.
Firm which turned to home working 12 years ago set for 20% growth
Hyderus, which turned to home working 12 years ago, is bucking the economic crisis caused by Covid-19, with business increasing at least 20% this year.
Police re-appeal for missing man nearly eight years after disappearance
Kyle Vaughan, who would have turned 32 today (August 3), went missing on December 2012.
Pubs, restaurants, bars and cafes reopen indoors today
A host of new measures to ease the coronavirus lockdown in Wales come into force today.
Final farewell for former Cross Keys rugby prop
Richie Donovan, who played 412 games for Cross Keys RFC, passed away aged 63.
Up to 30 people will be able to attend funerals at cemeteries in Gwent
The number of mourners allowed to attend funerals at cemeteries in Gwent will increase to 30.
Woman, 65, grabbed by the throat while walking her dog
The woman was walking near the rugby fields in Fleur de Lis when she was approached by a man from behind.
Council cabinet agrees to next phase of contact tracing service
Caerphilly County Borough Council’s cabinet has agreed its support for the next phase of the Gwent Contact Tracing Service.