Most coronavirus restrictions in Wales will come to an end this weekend, First Minister Mark Drakeford has confirmed.
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Hefin David MS: “Fewer people are being admitted to hospital and there have been significantly fewer deaths”
In his latest blog for Caerphilly Observer, Caerphilly Senedd Member Hefin David talks about the vaccine rollout, easing of restrictions and heatwaves.
Major wind farm development could see communities benefit from £1m a year
Around 20 wind turbines measuring 200 metres high could be built on a site north of Senghenydd
Self-isolation payments set to increase to £750
The self-isolation support scheme started in November last year to support those who cannot work form home, as well as parents or carers on low incomes whose children are forced to self-isolate.
Grants for parents to cover cost of school uniform and equipment
Eligible parents in Caerphilly County Borough are now able to apply online for a £125 grant to cover school uniforms and equipment.
Council backs campaign to support people with visible differences
Caerphilly County Borough Council has become the first local authority to sign the Pledge to be Seen Campaign, which focuses on supporting those with visible differences.
Almost all council houses in Caerphilly meeting Welsh Government quality guidelines
According to Caerphilly County Borough Council, 99.02% of its total housing stock complies with the Welsh Housing Quality Standard (WHQS).
No self-isolation for fully vaccinated adults from August 7
Adults who have had both doses of the coronavirus vaccine will no longer need to self-isolate if they come into contact with someone who tests positive for the virus from August 7, the Welsh Government has said.
Welsh business confidence coming back, says FSB
New research from FSB Wales has found that business confidence is building in Wales – and is rebounding at the highest rate across the UK.
Residents’ “nightmare” as controversial housing development mired in delay
A councillor has said residents are facing a “continuing nightmare” due to disruption caused by troubled sewerage work at Redrow’s De Clare Gardens development in Hendredenny.