A Welsh Government scheme paying £500 to people who are forced to self-isolate has been extended until March 2022.
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Face masks, bubbles and staggered start times set to be scrapped in schools from September
Education Minster Jeremy Miles has written to all headteachers in Wales to provide more clarity on how schools and colleges can operate safely after they return from the summer holidays.
Covid restrictions could be eased in Wales
Welsh Government ministers are set to meet again this for their 21-day coronavirus review, with an announcement to be made on Wednesday.
Intensive care staff in 70k ultramarathon to raise funds for children’s hospital
Dietician Helen Penny, from Caerphilly, will take on the challenge alongside ward manager Suzanne Davies, in aid of Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospital in Cardiff.
Cricket club set to return to action after missing entire season due to pandemic
Blackwood Town Cricket Club has bought new kits after a £300 donation from Wales and West Utilities.
Will schools be back to ‘normal’ in September?
In England, bubbles are set to be scrapped in schools alongside the need to social distance and wear masks. But what is happening in Wales?
Health board “pleased” with number of walk-in coronavirus vaccinations
Aneurin Bevan University Health Board has said it is “pleased” with the number of people who attended a walk-in vaccination session at Newbridge Leisure Centre.
George Cross “an honour for the NHS and its staff, past and present”
The National Health Service in Wales has been awarded the George Cross for its efforts during the coronavirus pandemic.
Hefin David MS: “GPs are keen to start seeing more people face-to-face”
In his latest blog for Caerphilly Observer, Caerphilly MS Hefin David discusses GP services, housing developments, transport and more.
Free school meals to be provided during summer holidays
Children who are entitled to free school meals will continue to receive them throughout the summer months.