In her latest blog for Caerphilly Observer, South Wales East AM Delyth Jewell talks about the coronavirus outbreak.
Category: News
No bread shortages despite panic buying, Brace’s Bakery boss assures customers
The boss of Brace’s Bakery has said there is no need for customers to panic buy bread as there is plenty to go around during the coronavirus outbreak.
Coronavirus: Stay at home or risk a fine
People have been told to stay at home or risk a fine under strict new measures introduced to slow the spread of Covid-19.
Council to continue providing free school meals despite coronavirus outbreak
It comes after schools across Wales and the rest of the UK were ordered to close due to the coronavirus outbreak.
All parks and playgrounds in Caerphilly County Borough to close
Caerphilly County Borough Council says it has made the decision “in the interests of public health”.
Coronavirus: Reduced bus and train services
Bus and trains within Caerphilly County Borough are operating on a reduced timetable as of today.
Coronavirus: 12 people have died in Wales
A total of 12 people have now died after contracting Covid-19, with the number of Welsh cases up to 347.Announcing seven deaths today, Sunday, March 22, Chief Medical Officer for Wales, Dr…
Coronavirus: Prime Minister orders pubs, cafes, and restaurants to close
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has ordered cafes, pubs, bars and restaurants to close from tonight as the UK Government strengthens measures to stop the spread of Covid-19.Speaking during his daily update he…
Coronavirus: Five schools to open for “key workers” – and other education service updates
Five school ‘hubs’ will open on Monday, March 23, for children of key workers.
Caerphilly Miners Centre supporting the community through closed doors
Caerphilly Miners’ Centre for the Community has vowed to continue to help the community despite closing its doors due to the coronavirus outbreak.