Ceredigion County Council

A plan to return Wales to alert level 0 measures will today be set out by First Minister Mark Drakeford.

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Information on how to report the result of your positive or negative lateral flow test to the NHS.

12:57

Welsh Government's guidance to help childcare providers protect children, staff and visitors at alert level 2.

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Explains how the contact tracing system works if you are a close contact of someone who has tested positive for coronavirus.

11:25

Explains how the contact tracing system works if you have tested positive for coronavirus.

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Take regular lateral flow tests if you do not have symptoms and are aged over 11.

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Eluned Morgan MS Minister for Health and Social Services: "The first change will mean that people who are un-vaccinated contacts of positive cases and are self-isolating for 10 days should now take a lateral flow test on day two and day eight instead of a PCR test. This will help to increase PCR testing capacity.  This change will come into effect immediately.

Secondly, together with the other UK nations, we have agreed that if a person showing no symptoms has a positive lateral flow test they will no longer be advised to have a follow-up PCR test to confirm the result, unless they are in a clinically vulnerable group, which may need early access to treatment or have been advised to do so as part of a research or surveillance programme."

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Provides advice on measures that are likely to be reasonable to take to minimise the risk of coronavirus on public transport at alert level 2.

10:17

Businesses in Wales impacted by the rapid spread of the Omicron virus can now find out how much they can expect to receive in emergency financial support from the Welsh Government.

The registration process for the NDR linked grants and application process for the discretionary fund will open week commencing the 10 January 2022.

The ERF eligibility checker can be found at: https://fundchecker.businesswales.gov.wales/businesssupport

10:11

As of 31 December 2021, persons testing positive for coronavirus are now required to self-isolate for a 7-day period (rather than a 10 day period) subject to negative LFT tests being taken on days 6 and 7.

09:12

The number of COVID-19 cases in Ceredigion continue to increase at an alarming rate and have seen the highest rate of cases in Ceredigion since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Guidance on how you can keep safe and what rules are in place to protect people at alert level 2.

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What you must do in Wales at alert level 2.

10:37

Advice on measures that are likely to be reasonable to take to minimise the risk of coronavirus at places of worship and funerals at alert level 2.

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Advice on measures that are likely to be reasonable to take to minimise the risk of coronavirus at hospitality venues at alert level 2.

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What businesses, employers, organisations, activity and events organisers in Wales must do at alert level 2.

10:31

Advice on measures that are likely to be reasonable to take to minimise the risk of coronavirus at tourism businesses, such as accommodation and visitor attractions at alert level 2.

10:29

Advice on measures that are likely to be reasonable to take to minimise the risk of coronavirus at theatres, concert halls and cinemas at alert level 2.

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Advice for businesses and organisations about reasonable measures to take to minimise the risk of coronavirus at alert level 2.

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Provides advice on measures that are likely to be reasonable to take to minimise the risk of coronavirus at close contact services premises at alert level 2.

14:51

Provides advice on measures that are likely to be reasonable to take to minimise the risk of coronavirus at retail premises at alert level 2.

14:50

Welsh Government is currently developing a range of measures to support businesses affected by the restrictions that have been announced recently due to the rise in the number of COVID-19 cases.

14:47

This document is an easy read version of alert level 2 rules from the Welsh Government.

08:41

New measures will be introduced from 6am on Boxing Day to help keep Wales safe.

14:31

Hywel Dda University Health Board now invites anyone over the age of 35 years, plus those in a higher priority group, to drop-in to a Mass Vaccination Centre (MVC) for their vaccination.

14:38

Short guide to the financial support that might be available to help you.

11:18

Due to concerns about the coronavirus infection rate, the Education Minister announced that every school will have two days to plan at the start of the new school term. This means that the new school term in Ceredigion will begin for pupils on Friday, 07 January 2022. 

11:34

The Welsh Government is issuing strong guidance to support people across Wales through the Christmas period.

10:52

Hywel Dda University Health Board (UHB) is updating residents as to how we will meet the ambitious aim of offering all eligible adults a booster appointment by 31 December 2021, following the recent announcement by the First Minister.

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This decision has been taken to safeguard our children, staff, families and communities by reducing contact to prevent the spread of the virus.

11:28

The new Omicron variant is spreading faster than all other variants of COVID-19. To protect frontline public services and keep disruption to a minimum we all need to take responsibility and play our part in keeping Ceredigion safe.

11:05

The Welsh Government is launching a £1 million fund to support up to 500 unemployed people and young people not in education, employment or training to start their own business, Economy Minister Vaughan Gething has announced.

10:18

The First Minister is urging everyone to have their COVID-19 booster vaccine as he warned Wales is facing a new wave of infections caused by the Omicron variant.

12:12

Keep Wales Safe this Winter leaflet

14:38

Ysgol Dyffryn Cledlyn will be closed temporarily, from 07 December, due to a number of confirmed COVID-19 cases amongst pupils and staff.

16:48

A case of the Omicron variant of concern has been confirmed in Wales.

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Offers of a booster dose should be given at a minimum of 3 months of completion of the primary course. This is an update from the previously advised 6 month interval.

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Criminals are using the NHS COVID Pass as a way to target the public by convincing them to hand over money, financial details and personal information.

The NHS COVID Pass is free. The NHS will never ask for payment or any financial details. The NHS will never issue fines or penalties relating to your NHS COVID Pass.

15:54

All staff and learners in our secondary schools, colleges and universities should now wear face coverings while indoors where physical distancing cannot be maintained. Many settings are already operating on this basis, guided by their local risk assessment, but this will now become a national approach. This is a temporary, precautionary measure that will be in place for the remaining weeks of term at which point the position will be reviewed. This should come into effect in all settings as soon as possible.

11:39

As we head into the festive period, the Council is asking residents to be mindful whilst celebrating Christmas this year.

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Provides advice on measures that are likely to be reasonable to take to minimise the risk of coronavirus at theatres, concert halls and cinemas.

15:04

With rates of Coronavirus transmission still high in Wales, Economy Minister Vaughan Gething has called on shoppers and retailers to play their part in keeping people safe by ensuring face coverings are worn while shopping indoors.

15:00

From Monday (15 November), you will need a COVID Pass to go to the cinema, theatre, night clubs and large events in Wales.

Get your COVID Pass

11:18

Display and share these posters, images and videos to promote and explain the NHS COVID Pass.

08:53

First Minister Mark Drakeford will today [Friday] say alert level zero protective measures will be strengthened to keep people safe and help reduce high levels of coronavirus in Wales.

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You are eligible for a booster vaccine if ... 

• You are aged 50 and over; or are aged 16and over and work in a care home, health or social care; or are aged 16 and over and clinically vulnerable
• You had your second vaccine over 24 or more weeks ago

15:40

The pandemic is still with us and we are approaching what we believe to be the peak of the delta wave in Wales. We need to work together to keep ourselves safe and well and to support our health and care services.

10:06

How businesses and event organisers must check the COVID-19 status of their customers.

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Provides advice on measures that are likely to be reasonable to take to minimise the risk of coronavirus at hospitality venues.

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Provides advice on measures that are likely to be reasonable to take to minimise the risk of coronavirus at events.

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Provides advice on measures that are likely to be reasonable to take to minimise the risk of coronavirus at nightclubs, music venues and adult entertainment venues.

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There are some important changes ahead on Covid-19 measures and information about the vaccination programme.

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From Monday (11 October), Welsh Government’s new guidance on testing for secondary school pupils comes into force.

If a member of the secondary school pupil’s household tests positive for COVID-19, the pupil will need to get a PCR test on day 2 and 8. You can arrange a test here https://www.gov.uk/get-coronavirus-test or by calling 119.

In addition, the pupils will also need to take an LFD (lateral flow device) test every morning for 7 days after the household member tested positive. You can get LFD test through your school.

12:40

The Welsh Government is publishing an updated Coronavirus Control Plan, which outlines the key actions, which could be put in place to control the spread of the virus.

09:05

From 11 October you must use the NHS COVID Pass to show that you are fully vaccinated or have tested negative to attend large events, nightclubs and other similar venues.

10:20

The changes will formally come into effect from Monday 11 October.

10:13

In order to keep everyone safe, Ceredigion County Council is working with Aberystwyth University, University of Wales Trinity St David, which has a campus at Lampeter, Hywel Dda University Health Board and other partners to ensure measures are in place to protect students, local residents and visitors alike.

15:40

From Monday 11 October: People will be required to show the NHS COVID pass to prove they are either fully vaccinated or have a recent negative Lateral Flow Test to attend:

• nightclubs
• indoor non-seated events where over 500 people are mixing closely for prolonged periods
• outdoor non-seated events where over 4,000 people are mixing closely for prolonged periods
• any event of more than 10,000 people

Get the NHS VID Pass to prove that you are vaccinated against COVID-19.

10:17

What you need to do to help contact tracing control the spread of coronavirus.

09:00

NHS Wales will begin offering the COVID-19 vaccine to young people aged 12 to 15 years. 

09:00

Between 3 and 9 September 2021, Ceredigion saw the third largest increase of all Welsh Authorities, where the incidence increased by 132.1 cases per 100,000 compared to the previous 7 days.

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Coronavirus rates are increasing significantly across the county.

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Remember to take advantage of your vaccine offer to provide the best protection possible to you and your family.

In Ceredigion, 73.1% of the population have received the first dose of the vaccine and 68.2% have been fully vaccinated.

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The roads through Ceredigion’s towns will re-open next week ahead of the new school term.

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In Ceredigion, 72.5% of the population have received the first dose of the vaccine and 67.7% have been fully vaccinated.

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The current levels show the number of cases at 255.9 per 100,000 of the population, with Cardigan at 304.1 per 100,000; New Quay and Penbryn at 395.6 and Aberystwyth South at 313.8. All areas of Ceredigion are above 200 per 100,000 population which is a concern and it shows that the virus is spreading quickly within the community, in particular amongst those between the ages of 10 and 29 years old.

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With schools, colleges and universities due to re-open following the summer holidays, parents, guardians and learners in Wales are being asked to take some steps to help keep COVID-19 risk down and learners learning.

15:08

Hywel Dda is calling on everyone who had the first dose of the Moderna vaccine six weeks or more ago, to get their second dose.

More information here, including the figures for Ceredigion, where 72.3% of the population have received their first dose and 66.7% have been fully vaccinated.

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Many of Wales’ remaining COVID-19 rules have now been lifted. However, there are still restrictions in place at Alert Level 0.

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Provides advice on measures that are likely to be reasonable to take to minimise the risk of coronavirus at close contact services premises.

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Provides advice on measures that are likely to be reasonable to take to minimise the risk of coronavirus at events.

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Provides advice on measures that are likely to be reasonable to take to minimise the risk of coronavirus at tourism businesses, such as accommodation and visitor attractions.

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Provides advice on measures that are likely to be reasonable to take to minimise the risk of coronavirus at nightclubs, music venues and adult entertainment venues.

13:09

Provides advice on measures that are likely to be reasonable to take to minimise the risk of coronavirus at hospitality venues.

12:54

All the latest information on how to get the vaccine is available in this issue. 

To date, 72% of Ceredigion residents have now had the first dose of the vaccine and 65.5% have been fully vaccinated.

10:16

As we move away from the majority of the legal restrictions, we all still have to play our part in stopping the spread of the virus. The risk of transmission remains; alert level zero does not mean zero measures.

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Retailers: priority actions (COVID-19)

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The Mass Vaccination Centre is moving from Cardigan to Ysgol Trewen, Cwm Cou, SA38 9PE. You can access your appointment or walk-in for your first or second dose of the vaccine.

11:13

At alert level zero, all restrictions on meeting with others will be removed and all businesses will be able to open. But some important protections will continue to be in place to give everyone the confidence to enjoy the summer ahead.

11:17

Welsh Government will replicate the changes being made in England, Scotland and Northern Ireland, to maintain the same traffic-light system as the rest of the UK. 

11:11

An enhanced Protect offer to support people financially and with practical help to stay at home.

10:29

Remember that you can go to a walk-in session in the county's mass vaccination centres.

In Ceredigion, 71.6% of the population have received the first dose of the vaccine and 64% have been fully vaccinated.

09:07

The JCVI advise to offer an initial dose of Pfizer vaccine to all 16 and 17 year olds who haven’t been vaccinated.  

10:22

Young people who are about to turn 18 are being invited to have their COVID-19 vaccine in Wales.

11:00

All adults who have been fully-vaccinated will no longer have to self-isolate if they are identified as close contacts of someone with coronavirus from 7 August.

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Up-to-date information regarding the progress of the COVID-19 Mass Vaccination Programme across Carmarthenshire, Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire by Hywel Dda. 

16:59

Advice about vaccination and the steps the extremely vulnerable can continue to take to keep themselves safe.

11:19

All the information you need on the Vaccination Programme in Hywel Dda University Health Board area. 

11:13

Information for employers by Welsh Government

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You can go to a walk-in clinic in the vaccination centres

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Recent and upcoming changes.

15:55

Businesses are reminded of their duty to allow a worker to self-isolate in line with regulations.

15:29

The number of COVID-19 cases continue to increase across the County and we are seeing wide community transmission.

13:00

The latest regarding the progress of the COVID-19 Mass Vaccination Programme across Ceredigion, Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire.

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Summary of what you must do and what is open from 17 July.

08:47

Cardigan’s mass vaccination centre will move to a new location on Monday 26 July, Hywel Dda University Health Board has confirmed.

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Wales will take its next step towards a future with fewer covid legal restrictions as First Minister Mark Drakeford today set out a longer-term plan for the summer.

17:00

Drop-in vaccination clinics are now open - no need to make an appointment. 

15:42

Face coverings will continue to play an important role in helping keep us all safe from coronavirus in Wales.

10:40

Hywel Dda University Health Board providing up-to-date information regarding the progress of the COVID-19 Mass Vaccination Programme across Carmarthenshire, Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire.

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In Ceredigion, 70.2% have had their first dose and 50% have been fully vaccinated.

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From 25 June, people in Wales will be able to access their vaccination status on the internet via a digital NHS COVID Pass if they need to travel urgently and meet the vaccine requirements relevant to the country they are travelling to. The NHS COVID Pass can be accessed here: www.gov.wales/get-nhs-covid-pass-show-your-vaccination-status-travel.

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Recent and upcoming changes.

16:14

A number of walk-in slots are available in the county for the first and second dose.

In Ceredigion, 69.5% have had their first dose and 47.4% have been fully vaccinated.

08:57

The number of COVID-19 cases in Ceredigion has increased significantly over recent days and we are urging people to continue to maintain 2 metre social distancing, wear a face mask indoors, wash your hands regularly for 20 seconds and keep inside spaces well ventilated. Following these rules will stop the spread of COVID-19 in Ceredigion.

15:42

A four-week pause to the coronavirus rules to help boost protection against the new delta variant announced by First Minister Mark Drakeford.

11:42

Information on a range of business support. 

11:45

Click here to read Hywel Dda Health Board's press statement. 

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44.3% of Ceredigion's population have been fully vaccinated.

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40.4% of Ceredigion's population have been fully vaccinated. 

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The collective efforts of primary care and mass vaccination centres saw the health board deliver the 400,000th vaccine delivered this week. This means 260,447 of our eligible population have now received a first vaccine and 147,439 have now received a full course.  

15:49

This week a further 21,293 vaccines have been given across primary care and mass vaccination centres.

17:00

A temporary system is in place that will enable people in Wales, who need to travel to a country that requires covid vaccination, to get a COVID -19 vaccination certificate demonstrating their vaccination record.

10:17

Guidance on how you can keep safe and what rules are in place to protect people at alert level 2.

10:22

Unpaid carers (and residents who deliver care and support services in the community) can access home testing kits either by ordering online or collecting from a convenient location. This will help to protect them and those they care for. 

17:09

Indoor hospitality businesses will be able to re-open from Monday May 17; indoor entertainment venues will also re-open and there will be an increase in the number of people able to attend organised indoor and outdoor activities.

12:54

With restrictions easing further, both residents and visitors are reminded to enjoy Ceredigion safely and responsibly.

15:00

58.7% of Ceredigion's population have now received the first dose of the vaccine and 26.1% have been fully vaccinated.

08:45

In Ceredigion, 59.3% of the population have received the first dose of the vaccine and 24.6% have been fully vaccinated.

14:51

People over 30 can now contact the Health Board to book a vaccine appointment

16:27

In Ceredigion, 55.3% of the population have received the first dose of the vaccine and 20.4% have been fully vaccinated.

16:50

Businesses in Ceredigion are encouraged to ensure that they are fully aware of the latest guidance.

11:46

Ceredigion County Council are working together with Dyfed Powys Police to remind both residents and visitors that we all need to remember the key points to keep our county open and Covid-19 infection rates low.

16:25

The Welsh Government has confirmed further relaxations, including the resumption of indoor supervised activities for children and indoor organised activities for up to 15 adults.

12:57

Over the last year, a significant amount of collaboration has taken place between the Ceredigion care providers and public sector organisations.

12:10

In Ceredigion, 52.3% of the population have received the first dose of the vaccine and 16.2% have been fully vaccinated.

16:23

Six people will be able to meet outdoors in Wales from Saturday 24 April while outdoor hospitality will be allowed to reopen from Monday 26 April as cases of new COVID-19 infections continue to fall, First Minister Mark Drakeford has confirmed today.

11:04

In Ceredigion, 51.2% of the population have received the first dose of the vaccine and 14.1% have been fully vaccinated.

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With non-essential retail reopening on Monday 12 April, remember to shop local and shop safely.

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In Ceredigion, 47.8% of the population have received the first dose of the vaccine and 13% have been fully vaccinated.

And a third vaccine has been introduced, called the Moderna vaccine

16:21

The First Minister of Wales, Mark Drakeford, set out a series of measures that will take Wales fully into Alert Level 3 by 17th May, subject to public health conditions remaining favourable.

14:00

Update on the vaccine situation across Ceredigion.

15:40

Wales’ tourism sector will be able to start re-opening from Saturday March 27 as the stay-local rule is lifted, First Minister Mark Drakeford has announced.

10:35

Update on the roll-out across Ceredigion

16:39

The health board can confirm that Ysbyty Enfys Scarlets, based at Parc Y Scarlets, Llanelli; Ysbyty Enfys Carreg Las, based near Narberth, Pembrokeshire, and Ysbyty Enfys Plascrug, Aberystwyth, will all be returned to their former use from 31 March 2021. 

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Guidance on how you can keep safe and what rules are in place to protect people.

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10:30

Here's how the Welsh Government are easing some restrictions carefully and in a phased approach to start unlocking Wales.

16:10

The Stay at Home restrictions will be replaced by a new interim Stay Local rule in Wales from Saturday 13 March 2021 as part of a package of measures, beginning the process of unlocking the strict coronavirus regulations announced by the Welsh Government.

12:59

To date (10 March 2021), 33.1% of Ceredigion's population have received the first dose of the vaccine and 3.5% have been fully vaccinated

15:53

Two businesses in Ceredigion have been issued with a Fixed Penalty Notice of £1,000 for breaching the Health Protection (Coronavirus Restrictions) (No.5) (Wales) Regulations 2020.

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This week 8,455 first doses have been delivered and 4,414 second doses have been completed. 

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These could include flu-like symptoms, including myalgia (muscle ache or pain); excessive tiredness; persistent headache; runny nose or blocked nose; persistent sneezing; sore throat and/or hoarseness, shortness of breath or wheezing; generally feeling unwell and a history of being in contact with a known COVID-19 case; any new or change in symptoms following a previous negative test

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This week 8,834 first doses have been delivered and 2,750 second doses have been completed (24.02.2021)

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To date, 18,701 (25.7%) of Ceredigion residents have had the first dose of the vaccine (17.02.2021)

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You can make an application for a payment if you have been contacted by NHS Wales Test, Trace, protect service (TTP) and been told to self-isolate.

14:52

The Small Business Capital grant, which is funded by Welsh Government and delivered by Ceredigion County Council, has been launched to support newly formed businesses and existing small businesses with their growth and/or recovery plans during the Covid-19 pandemic by providing financial contributions towards capital expenditure.

17:00

In response to confirmed COVID-19 vaccine supplies for the coming week, people who are shielding and have not already been offered an appointment by their GPs will now be invited to receive their vaccination at a mass vaccination centre, Hywel Dda University Health has confirmed.

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10:45

Welcome to the fourth edition of Hywel Dda University Health Board’s Vaccine Bulletin.

10:56

A new website to support and encourage children to stay in touch with the language whilst learning from home.

11:20

As the number of coronavirus cases fall in Ceredigion, people are reminded that it’s still as important as ever to book a COVID-19 test if they have any symptoms.

09:53

Applications and further guidance will be available after 10am on Friday, 05 February.

09:25

As of 28 January 2021, 7,459 people in Ceredigion had their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine

11:32

“Phased and flexible back-to-school approach if coronavirus cases continue to fall” -

 First Minister, Welsh Government

10:04

A Premises Closure Notice has been issued to Paradise Pizza, Regent Street, Aberaeron due to repeated non-compliance with the Health Protection (Coronavirus Restrictions) (No.5) (Wales) Regulations 2020.

14:27

Ceredigion County Council has become aware that criminals have been sending texts and emails attempting to lure people to apply for the Covid-19 vaccine.

14:25

New requirements have now come into force that require retail premises to take additional steps to protect workers and customers from coronavirus. 

11:19

Letters will arrive in the coming days inviting Ceredigion residents aged 75 to 79 years to receive their first COVID vaccine at a mass vaccination centre, Hywel Dda University Health Board has announced.

16:18

A COVID recovery app has been launched as part of wider support on offer for people experiencing the longer term effects of coronavirus.

16:12

Businesses in Wales will have to carry out a specific coronavirus risk assessment under new Welsh Government legislation.

12:18

Welcome to the second edition of Hywel Dda University Health Board’s Vaccine Bulletin.

12:00

A letter about the Welsh Government’s COVID-19 vaccination plans will shortly begin to arrive at the front door of every household in Wales.

Download a copy of the Letter (pdf).

09:00

The Welsh Government Restrictions Business Grants package of financial business support linked to the current lockdown restrictions are open for new applications

09:17

15:01

Summary of what you must do and what is open at very high risk alert level 4.

12:11

Residents of Ceredigion are being reminded that during Alert level 4 lockdown, people must stay at home except for very limited purposes. 

10:55

The Welsh Government has announced a package of financial business support linked to the Christmas period restrictions.

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Coronavirus is spreading faster and wider in Wales than at any other point in this pandemic.

11:01

We are becoming increasingly concerned about the increase in cases in the Aberystwyth area. Nearly two-thirds of all the cases reported on Sunday, 20 December and half of cases reported on Monday, 21 December by our Contact Tracing Team are in the Aberystwyth area. This is an additional 38 cases in 2 days alone and we can see that the number is increasing daily in the area.

12:09

Arrangements have been put in place for Ceredigion following Welsh Government’s announcement for Wales entering Alert Level 4.

11:43

Further positive COVID-19 cases have been confirmed at Min y Mor Residential Care Home, Aberaeron. Several members of staff and all residents have now tested positive. All residents continue to be closely monitored.

11:41

Adjustments for Ceredigion’s Safe Zones are planned for the New Year.

15:10

The situation is critical in Ceredigion and we are therefore asking you to think seriously about your plans for Christmas.

11:19

Following the four UK Nations meeting earlier today the Welsh Government announced that level 4 restrictions would come into force from midnight on Saturday 19 December 2020 for the whole of Wales.

21:37

Here are the arrangements for the return to Ceredigion schools for January 2021.

14:47

Ceredigion residents are reminded to be vigilant this festive period in order to protect loved ones and the community.

13:58

Eligibility is now extended to include parents and carers therefore if you meet the  criteria, you are entitled to an Isolation Payment of £500. Click here to see if you are eligible. 

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Positive COVID-19 cases have been confirmed at Min y Mor Residential Care Home, Aberaeron. Several members of staff and residents have tested positive. All residents continue to be closely monitored.

12:00

A public house in Aberaeron has been issued with a Fixed Penalty Notice of £1,000 for breaching the Health Protection (Coronavirus Restrictions) (No.4) (Wales) Regulations 2020. 

14:25

Four takeaway premises in Aberystwyth have had their Premises Improvement Notices terminated after being monitored by officers from Ceredigion County Council’s Public Protection Team.

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14:09

A Contact Group at Ysgol Bro Teifi, Llandysul have been asked to self-isolate for 10 days following the confirmation of COVID-19 cases at the school.

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Secondary Schools in Ceredigion will close for face to face learning from Monday, 14 December and all Primary Schools from Tuesday, 15 December 2020.

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14:11

A temporary drive-through testing facility at Lampeter Rugby Club will provide tests for local people with symptoms between 9.30am and 3.30pm from 10 December. 

12:15

Welsh Government have reduced the isolation period to 10 days from Thursday, 10 December.

10:19

A takeaway premises in Lampeter has been required to make improvements to safeguard the public’s health and well-being as part of the coronavirus regulations.

17:00

The notice on G-One, Aberystwyth has been terminated after officers received assurances from the business that face coverings will be worn by staff members at all times when working in the public area.

16:34

A small number of pupils at Ysgol Bro Pedr, Lampeter have been asked to self-isolate for 14 days following the confirmation of a COVID-19 case at the school.

16:14

A Contact Group at Ysgol Bro Teifi, Llandysul have been asked to self-isolate for 14 days following the confirmation of COVID-19 cases at the school.

09:17

The Contact Group has been asked to self-isolate due to being close contacts of a confirmed COVID-19 case at the school.

08:56

Guidance on making a Christmas bubble with friends and family.

12:37

Pupils in the Nursery and Reception class at Ysgol Henry Richard, Tregaron have been asked to self-isolate for 14 days following the confirmation of a COVID-19 case at the school.

09:00

Pupils in the Year 12 and 13 at Ysgol Bro Pedr, Lampeter have been asked to self-isolate for 14 days following the confirmation of a COVID-19 case at the school.

09:00

Businesses in Cardigan have now had their Premises Directions revoked which means they can reopen.

17:35

The number of positive cases across the County on a daily basis has never been as high as it is now.

12:41

The excellent support, compliance and cooperation from the people of Cardigan over the last fortnight has successfully reduced the spread of the virus in the community to a manageable level.

17:49

Pupils in a Contact Group at New Quay Primary School have been asked to self-isolate for 14 days following the confirmation of a COVID-19 case at the school.

15:43

A Contact Group is already self-isolating for 14 days due to a positive COVID-19 case and due to lack of staffing, the whole school will close.

09:01

Two Contact Groups out of three have now been affected by positive cases and therefore, due to lack of staffing, the whole school will close for a period of time.

11:39

Pupils in a Contact Group at Ysgol Gynradd Dihewyd have been asked to self-isolate for 14 days following the confirmation of a COVID-19 case at the school.

11:00

No charges will continue to apply at the Council’s car parks in Cardigan at this time due to the current local COVID-19 infection rate.

09:08

Pupils in a Contact Group at Ysgol Gymunedol Llangwyryfon have been asked to self-isolate for 14 days following the confirmation of a COVID-19 case at the school.

09:05

The number of coronavirus cases in Ceredigion continues to increase and we ask all residents to follow the guidelines to reduce the spread of the virus. The sacrifices we make in the coming week will help to reduce the spread of the virus.

16:25

Pupils in a Contact Group at Ysgol Gynradd Ciliau Parc, Ciliau Aeron have been asked to self-isolate for 14 days following the confirmation of a COVID-19 case at the school.

08:32

Students planning to travel to Ceredigion for the festive season are encouraged to book a coronavirus test whether they have symptoms or not.

16:18

Face coverings must be worn by parents, guardians and relatives, when visiting the school, and at drop-off and collection areas.

Maintaining clear social distance at the school gates will also reduce the risk of spreading COVID-19 and set a good example to pupils.

11:56

Pupils in the Year 10 at Ysgol Bro Pedr, Lampeter have been asked to self-isolate for 14 days following the confirmation of a COVID-19 case at the school.

09:22

Customers and workers of food and drink establishments are reminded to wear a face covering.

11:00

A hospitality business in Devil’s Bridge has been required to make improvements to safeguard the public’s health and well-being as part of the coronavirus regulations.

09:28

Two positive cases of COVID-19 at Ysgol Gyfun Penweddig has resulted in pupils from more than one contact group and pupils travelling on one bus needing to self-isolate for 14 days.

19:35

As the number of positive coronavirus cases in the Cardigan area continues to increase, now is the time for us all to work together to stop the spread of the virus. Extra support measures have now been put in place in Cardigan.

16:39

Cashless parking charges are being introduced in Ceredigion to reduce the risk of COVID-19 transmission associated with cash transactions.

15:31

As the number of coronavirus cases in Cardigan and surrounding areas continue to rise, Ceredigion County Council is taking every step to help stop the virus from spreading further in our communities.

10:57

On the 18th November 2020, two Cardigan businesses were required to improve their measures to minimise the risk of exposure to coronavirus on their premises.

09:00

If you have been contacted by NHS Wales Test, Trace, protect service (TTP) and been told to self-isolate, you may be entitled to Financial Support under the Self-Isolation Support Payment Scheme 

09:19

Cardigan residents should place all personal waste, such as used tissues, disposable cleaning cloths, face masks and gloves, in a bag and tie the bag. Then, they should put the bag inside another bag (so that the waste is double-bagged).

08:57

Penglais Comprehensive School: a small number of pupils to self-isolate as a further COVID-19 case confirmed

A small number of pupils at Ysgol Gyfun Penglais, Aberystwyth have been asked to self-isolate for 14 days following the confirmation of a further COVID-19 case at the school.

11:34

Pupils in the Reception Class at Ysgol Bro Pedr, Lampeter have been asked to self-isolate for 14 days following the confirmation of a COVID-19 case at the school.

11:32

People in the Cardigan locality are asked to take extra precautionary measures as evidence emerges that the coronavirus is spreading in the community.

09:15

Following a meeting of the Cardigan Incident Management Team held on Sunday, 22 November 2020, a decision has been made that these schools will be closed from Monday, 23 November 2020 and will re-open on Monday, 7 December 2020 and pupils will be taught remotely.

11:36

A Premises Improvement Notice has been served to The Ivy Bush Inn, Lampeter by Ceredigion County Council’s Public Protection Officers due to non-compliance with the Health Protection (Coronavirus Restrictions) (No. 4) (Wales) Regulations 2020.

16:48

Read more about Enfys' day a Contact Tracer Officer, part of the Public Health Protection Team for Ceredigion County Council. 

09:26

A Group of Year 8 pupils at Ysgol Gyfun Penglais, Aberystwyth have been asked to self-isolate for 14 days following the confirmation of a COVID-19 case at the school.

09:26

With cases in Ceredigion on the rise, let’s think about what we’re doing to ensure that the numbers of the coronavirus don’t rise further. It’s not the virus that’s moving, it’s people that move the virus.

09:25

A multi-agency Incident Management Team has been established to respond to this incident. Ceredigion County Council is working closely with the Home, Hywel Dda University Health Board and Public Health Wales to contain the virus.

10:56

Year 7 pupils in a Contact Group at Ysgol Gyfun Penglais, Aberystwyth have been asked to self-isolate for 14 days following the confirmation of a COVID-19 case at the school.

10:55

From 9 November 2020, up to 15 people will be allowed to take part in indoor activities organised by a club or recognised body.

00:00

From 09 November the orders will remain in place with adjustments.

16:21

13:39

The firebreak regulations remain in force in Wales until Monday, 09 November 2020, and over this weekend people are urged to strictly follow all rules in an attempt to regain control over the coronavirus.

10:50

Welsh Government has announced which measures will come into force when the national firebreak period ends on 09 November 2020.

15:05

Ceredigion residents are being warned they risk fines of up to £10,000 and possible criminal conviction if they breach COVID rules.

15:00

Lockdown Business Fund opened

Click here for information and an application form

15:57

A small number of pupils at Ysgol Henry Richard, Tregaron have been asked to self-isolate for 14 days following the confirmation of a COVID-19 case at the school.

14:06

Household Waste Sites (HWS) across Ceredigion will close at 17:00 Friday, 23 October.

12:26

The Ffostrasol Arms, Llandysul, has been permitted to reopen after improving its procedures and facilities in response to a closure notice issued on 15 October 2020.

11:28

The views and feedback of Ceredigion residents and visitors are being sought on the safe zones.

09:33

Community venues across Ceredigion will close in line with the coronavirus firebreak period announced by the Welsh Government.

09:25

Students are asked to stay at their university accommodation during the coronavirus firebreak lockdown, and not travel to their home addresses or stay with others.

16:03

Yr Hen Llew Du public house in Bridge Street, Aberystwyth and The Western public house in Thespian Street, Aberystwyth have been required to improve their measures to minimise the risk of exposure to coronavirus on their premises.

15:24

The Council will not be closing the roads daily within the safe zones between 6pm on Friday, 23 October and 11am on 09 November.

09:21

A two week fire break lockdown will come into force in Wales, to reduce the spread of the coronavirus.

11:57

Welsh Government announcement.

13:00

Travel restrictions come into force in Wales

A travel restriction will come into force in Wales from 6pm on Friday 16 October 2020.

12:13

A Ceredigion premises has been closed down over breach of coronavirus regulations.

11:38

A report has been compiled showing the impact of the Coronavirus on Ceredigion’s economy.

08:59

Two rural public houses in Ceredigion have been required to improve the measures they take to minimise the risk of exposure to coronavirus at their premises.

16:00

People urged not to put themselves and others at risk of catching or spreading the coronavirus by attending Halloween or Bonfire night events.

16:28

An Aberystwyth public house has been required to improve the measures it takes to minimise the risk of exposure to coronavirus on its premises.

11:43

Every secondary school pupil in Ceredigion will receive two reusable masks.

10:57

The Mill Inn, Aberystwyth, has been permitted to reopen after improving its procedures and facilities in response to a closure notice issued last month.

11:09

An updated position statement from Ceredigion partners to further ensure the health and safety of our communities is necessary.

13:03

Following confirmation of a COVID-19 cluster within the student community at Aberystwyth University, a multi-agency Incident Management Team has been established.

17:02

In light of the recent rise in the number of positive COVID-19 cases in Ceredigion, Ceredigion County Council has written to members of the Play Area Network to encourage them to consider their own facility, whether they are already open to the public or they are planning to reopen shortly.

13:56

In line with the evidence collected on the use of the towns, Ceredigion County Council feel the need to keep the safe zones in place for the time being with minor adjustments. 

10:25

With the number of Coronavirus cases rising sharply in Ceredigion, the decision has been made to close all Council run leisure centres, swimming pools and facilities as a precautionary measure.

14:13

A nationally advertised two day motorsport event with onsite camping due to be held at Ceredigion this coming weekend has been served with an Event Direction not to be held.

15:54

The Welsh Government is bringing in new coronavirus measures to reduce the spread of the Coronavirus. It's our responsibility to follow the new Wales coronavirus measures in order to Keep Ceredigion Safe. 

12:35

A closure notice has been served on The Mill Inn, Mill Street, Aberystwyth by licensing officers. The Mill Inn will remain closed until they can demonstrate that they have made improvements and meet the requirements of the coronavirus regulations.

11:38

Gym and Leisure Centres users will now need to wear a mask when they enter the building and in non-exercise areas as an extra precaution to protect themselves and the staff.

15:22

Following concern that some members of the public are not adhering fully to the rules of self-isolation, the Council is keen to remind Ceredigion residents of Welsh Government guidance in order to protect our communities.

14:35

Businesses in Ceredigion are reminded to keep to the coronavirus rules to avoid a rise in cases including social distancing, queuing and one-way systems, provision of hand sanitisers and PPE equipment for staff.

15:48

New rules issued by the Welsh Government are coming into force on 14 September 2020, which include: allowing only six people to meet indoors; making face coverings mandatory in indoor public places, like shops; reminding people to work from home, wherever possible; providing new enforcement powers to Local Authorities.

15:42

Visits to all Care Homes in Ceredigion have been temporarily suspended.

15:30

From 14 September 2020, a new limit of six people will be introduced on the number of people who can meet indoors at any one time. All six must belong to the same extended household group. This does not include children under 11.

Wearing face masks in shops and other indoor public spaces will also be compulsory from 14 September.

13:28

Pupils in a Contact Group at Ysgol Gynradd Penllwyn, Capel Bangor have been asked to self-isolate for 14 days following the confirmation of a COVID-19 case at the school.

09:30

Parents and guardians across Ceredigion are being reminded to follow social distancing guidelines when collecting their children from schools in the county.

16:42

IF we don’t social distance, we risk going into a local lockdown – that’s the message from south west Wales local authority leaders, the health board and Dyfed-Powys Police.

17:13

Aberystwyth University has launched five ‘community promises’ as part of its plans to ensure the safety of students, staff and the wider community as it prepares to welcome students back later this month.

09:18

Advice has been shared to the residents of Caerphilly County Borough who are on holiday in Ceredigion and to accommodation providers.

08:26

First Minister Mark Drakeford announced that multi-purpose community centres including community centres, village halls, church halls and other community centres could reopen from 30 July. 

14:22

The autumn term begins on 3 September 2020, with pupils gradually returning until everyone is back on a full-time basis by 14 September 2020.

11:27

Preparations are now well underway to ensure the highest standards of public safety are in place when Ceredigion’s Leisure Centres and Swimming Pools partially reopen.

09:13

First Minister Mark Drakeford announced that multi-purpose community centres including community centres, village halls, church halls and other community centres could reopen from 30 July. However, Welsh Government announced changes in the regulations on 7 August and the national guidance is currently being updated. Welsh Government have advised authorities that the regulations on social gathering will still prevent certain activities from taking place.

14:22

Information for people who have been identified as being at a very high risk of severe illness from coronavirus.

09:00

Shielding will be paused in Wales on 16 August 2020 and the food box scheme will come to an end. Click here for advice on how to get food and essential supplies during the coronavirus pandemic

14:55

Information for people who have been identified as being at a very high risk of severe illness from coronavirus.

09:00

Preparations are underway to ensure the highest standards of public safety are in place when Local Authority Leisure Centres and Swimming Pools reopen from September onwards.

14:50

10:28

People who test positive for coronavirus or show symptoms in the UK must now self-isolate for 10 days. The change, announced by the UK's four chief medical officers, comes as ministers try to avoid a resurgence of the virus.

09:03

Families and friends will be able to visit their loved ones once again by booking a slot. 

12:45

‘COVID-19 Terminology’ is a collection of useful words relating to the coronavirus pandemic has been compiled and is available at your fingertips.

11:20

Children’s playgrounds are able to reopen gradually from 20 July, and over the following weeks as and when safety checks and mitigations are put in place.

14:17

Members of the public can now make use of the paths with caution; keeping current Coronavirus guidelines in mind.

12:54

Safe Zones have been created in four Ceredigion towns to create an open, safe space where people can walk around and enjoy the towns.

16:30

As the coronavirus restrictions are being eased, Ceredigion is welcoming visitors safely and gradually.

14:39

To support businesses within the Safe Zones, adjustments have been made to the plans following concerns raised specifically relating to deliveries.

16:50

Self-contained visitor accommodation will begin to re-open in Wales from 11 July.

17:05

The first Ceredigion safe zones for pedestrians are being put in place in Aberaeron, Aberystwyth, Cardigan and New Quay.

15:46

Schools in Ceredigion will close at the end of this summer term on 17 July 2020, and will look forward to welcoming all pupils back on a full-time basis in September.

10:44

The 5 mile travel limit no longer in place and two households can form one ‘extended household’.

18:48

Plans are being put into place to create safe zones for pedestrians in Ceredigion town centres.

17:00

Ceredigion County Council is implementing its Adjustment and Long Term Resilience Plan and prior to restarting any service, risk assessments are undertaken, in line with Welsh Government guidelines. 

11:50

Details on the preparations to start reopening shops and the tourism industry gradually.

13:46

As we move into the Adjustment Phase of the Coronavirus COVID-19 Pandemic, we reflect on the work that has been done so far to attempt to control the virus in Ceredigion.

16:10

Ceredigion schools will reopen on 29 June for a period of three weeks, closing on 17 July. 

12:42

Further steps have been announced by First Minister Mark Drakeford to come out of lockdown safely.

17:00

Shops in Ceredigion can reopen from Monday, 22 June 2020 with advice and guidance  available by the Council.

16:21

All of Ceredigion’s Household Waste Sites have now reopened. Access to all the sites is limited for essential use only to for cars with even-numbered plates on all the even days of the month and cars with odd-numbered plates on all the odd days of the month.

10:51

A list of grants and support available for those individuals facing hardship during the coronavirus pandemic. 

16:30

A Click and Collect service will be available in Aberystwyth, Aberaeron, Cardigan and Lampeter libraries.

14:14

Here are a few frequently asked questions and responses for parents/carers which will help them decide whether to send their child to School from 29 June onward.

16:16

Schools in Ceredigion will start to make arrangements to reopen before the end of the summer term to ‘Check in and Catch Up’.

14:27

There will be no relaxing or changing of position in relation to services and facilities at this time.

09:09

Sites across Ceredigion are to reopen on different dates between 04 and 17 June. 

16:10

Plans currently being put into place at the Local Authority Care Homes in Ceredigion

Ceredigion County Council is currently putting plans into place to resume indoor visits at each of the Local Authority Care Homes in Ceredigion in accordance with the announcement of the First Minister on Thursday 20th August. However, in order to ensure that these visits are planned with the correct safety measures in place, we will not be introducing these visits immediately.

14:45