Coronavirus shielding advice will come to an end in August, should infection rates continue to drop, Wales’ chief medical officer has said.
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New law banning wild animals in travelling circuses passed
The bill has been approved by Senedd Members and will come into force in December.
Thug attacked wrong twin in a case of mistaken identity
An identical twin is scarred for life after being mistaken for his lookalike brother – and punched in the face in a pub blunder.
Start-up business centre appoints new CEO
Jamie McGowan, formerly the campus director at Welsh ICE, will be tasked with navigating the centre through the uncertainties of a post-coronavirus world.
Garage severely damaged after fire
A garage has been left severely damaged following a major fire in Newbridge.
Driving lessons to restart and test centres to reopen
The Welsh Government has confirmed driving lessons will be able to take place in Wales from July 27.
Seven homes and two shops targeted during spate of burglaries
Bikes, cash, alcohol, sports gear and a till with £500 in it were all taken during the burglaries.
Welsh Government announces tax holiday on house sales under £250,000
Housebuyers in Wales won’t pay tax if their property costs less than £250,000.
Work to refurbish footbridge underway
The work is expected to last more than six weeks, with the footbridge scheduled to reopen to pedestrians on August 28.
Aber Valley promoted, Caerphilly Athletic relegated
The season was brought to a premature end in March due to the coronavirus pandemic, with the final table decided by a points per game system.