Resident - Ceredigion County Council

All Council offices will be closed to the public from Monday, 23rd March, 2020 for an indefinite period.

To contact the Council please telephone 01545 570881 or e-mail clic@ceredigion.gov.uk

For Safeguarding or social care concerns please telephone 01545 574000 or email contact-socservs@ceredigion.gov.uk

In an emergency, please telephone:

Social Services: 0300 4563554 (out of office hours only)

Highways and Environmental Services:
North: 01970 625277
South: 01239 851604

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Ceredigion Household Waste Sites to reopen for essential use only

Household Waste Sites (HWS) across Ceredigion are to reopen, on different dates between 04 and 17 June. Residents are urged only to visit the sites if this is essential - if the waste items can’t be stored safely at home or if it they can’t be collected as part of the usual domestic waste collections.

01/06/2020

Support grant now available for Not for Profit organisations

A number of support packages have been made available to support businesses in response to the Coronavirus pandemic. Following an update to the Welsh Government COVID-19 Business grants scheme on 26 May, Not for Profit organisations operating for charitable purposes are now able to apply for a business grant of up to £10,000.

28/05/2020

Ceredigion Museum: Get creative for quarantine quilts

Ceredigion Museum has an exceptional collection of quilts, bursting with social history and stories about the past, which will be exhibited once visitors can be welcomed back to the museum. Two new quilts, one real and one digital, are going to be added to the collection, to help commemorate shared experiences of the COVID-19 pandemic and to capture the experiences of the community during this transformative moment in time.

26/05/2020

Support provided to over 900 shielding residents weekly

Ceredigion County Council is the first county in Wales to receive approval to fully coordinate the Shielding Scheme locally, providing support to over 900 people weekly.

19/05/2020