Ysgol Dyffryn Cledlyn to close temporarily due to confirmed COVID-19 cases
07/12/2021
Ysgol Dyffryn Cledlyn will be closed temporarily, from 07 December, due to a number of confirmed COVID-19 cases amongst pupils and staff.
A day to Promote Welsh Language Rights
07/12/2021
Today, Ceredigion County Council is supporting Welsh Language Rights Day.
Residential accommodation scheme approved to enable local children and young people to receive care in their own county
07/12/2021
A new residential provision will be developed by Ceredigion County Council to allow children and young people who require care and support to remain in their own county.
Storm Barra: Ceredigion Flood warnings
07/12/2021
Flood warnings in place for parts of Ceredigion Coast.
Parents warned of pitfalls of buying e-scooters this Christmas
06/12/2021
Thinking of buying an e-scooter as a gift this Christmas? You may want to rethink that idea.
Guided audio tour recounts untold stories from Aberystwyth’s colourful past
03/12/2021
People who are curious to hear previously undocumented tales from Aberystwyth’s past can now visit Ceredigion Museum’s website to access the free ‘It Happened in Aber’ guided history walk.
Caru Aber Super Sacks help save the day
02/12/2021
You can now get your hands on some Caru Aber Super Sacks to help save the day on waste collection days in in Aberystwyth. The sacks are for storing and presenting your waste and are now available for £10.50 each from the Ceredigion Museum and Tourist Information Centre (TIC) shop.
Reduce your waste footprint this festive season
01/12/2021
We all tend to create more household waste at this time of year. But, could we all be ‘doing our bit’ a little bit more to reduce the amount we produce?
Join the fun this year with a Virtual Welsh Advent Calendar
30/11/2021
The Language Charter Leaders in Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire have come together to create a Welsh virtual Advent Calendar for children in Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire.
Individuals and families throughout Ceredigion need your support
29/11/2021
There are currently just over 40 individuals in Ceredigion looking for support that will give them the choice to live life more independently.
Weather warning for high winds as Storm Arwen hits Ceredigion
26/11/2021
High winds are expected over the weekend as Storm Arwen hits parts of Wales, including Ceredigion.
Staying safe whilst celebrating Christmas this year
25/11/2021
As we head into the festive period, the Council is asking residents to be mindful whilst celebrating Christmas this year.
Council finances approved by Audit Wales
25/11/2021
The Statement of Accounts for Ceredigion County Council has been approved following a report by Audit Wales.
Support for unpaid Carers in Ceredigion
18/11/2021
Whether you are a new carer or have been caring for someone for a while, it’s important that you understand your rights and what support is out there to support you, wherever you are in your caring journey. Whether you are in the workplace, a healthcare setting, when interacting with professionals or at home.
Dyfed Powys Police and Crime Panel endorse Commissioner’s plan
18/11/2021
The Dyfed Powys Police and Crime Panel has endorsed an action plan set out by the area’s Police and Crime Commissioner.
Cozy Ceredigion – providing first time central heating systems and mains gas connections
17/11/2021
An opportunity has arisen to extend the Council’s Cozy Ceredigion first time central heating scheme for rural areas to include mains gas connections, together with full central heating systems, for eligible households living in Ceredigion.
Celebrating World Children’s Day
17/11/2021
Ceredigion will be supporting and celebrating the World Children’s Day which will be held this weekend.
Let’s get digital – Ceredigital
16/11/2021
A new section, ‘Ceredigital’ dedicated to digital services, is now available on Ceredigion County Council’s website.
Free parking in Ceredigion for three Saturdays before Christmas
16/11/2021
Parking will be free in all Ceredigion County Council operated Pay and Display car parks on the three Saturdays before Christmas this year.
Business Experts Needed
15/11/2021
Business leaders and economic experts are needed to advise the Growing Mid Wales Board about potential projects under the region’s Growth Deal.
Council supports National Safeguarding Week 2021
15/11/2021
National Safeguarding Week will take place between 15 and 19 November.
Helping you to make a difference in your community
11/11/2021
The Cynnal y Cardi Local Action Group is launching a new Grant Fund, as part of the Cynnal y Cardi LEADER scheme, which will support small scale LEADER activity in Ceredigion.
Confirmed cases of Avian Influenza in Ceredigion
11/11/2021
The Animal and Plant Health Agency have confirmed the detection of Avian Influenza in two deceased birds within the boundary of RSPB Ynys-hir, Eglyws-fach, Machynlleth, Ceredigion SY20 8TA. The affected birds are known to be wild birds. No cases in captive birds within the locality have currently been identified.
We’re Back and We’re On!
11/11/2021
The task of creating the annual Panto jigsaw began around June this year. As we were still in the clutches of Covid, it was impossible to know what would be allowed by the end of October when rehearsals would begin, but we’re delighted to announce that Cwmni Actorion Theatr Felinfach's iconic Panto will return to the stage this year.
Let us remember and pay tribute safely and responsibly this year
10/11/2021
To mark this year’s Armistice Day and Remembrance Sunday, we have been flying the flags at full-mast and will be lighting the Council’s buildings in red every night until Sunday as a mark of Remembrance.
Information on the All Wales Avian Influenza Prevention Zone
09/11/2021
On the 01 November 2021, the Chief Veterinary Officer for Wales confirmed a case of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) in a small backyard flock of chickens in Wrexham. This was following a case at a wild bird rescue centre in Worcestershire on the 27 October 2021.
Creuddyn opens its doors for local businesses
04/11/2021
A new business centre in Lampeter has been officially opened for community and business use this week.
Police and Crime Panel to challenge Commissioner’s policing priorities
03/11/2021
Members of the Dyfed Powys Police and Crime Panel are to question Dafydd Llewelyn, the Police and Crime Commissioner for Dyfed Powys, about his priorities for policing over the next three years.
Further success for Ceredigion as funding bid to support local communities, people and businesses awarded
03/11/2021
Today, the UK Government has announced the list of successful applicants for the Community Renewal Fund. After applying for the fund in June 2021, Ceredigion County Council and its local partners have been successful in securing funding totalling £2,830,546 for community projects.
Reduction in annual carbon emissions
02/11/2021
Ceredigion County Council continues to strive to reduce carbon emissions and achieve net carbon zero by 2030.
Location of new Aeron Valley area school confirmed
02/11/2021
In 2019, Ceredigion County Council’s Cabinet responded to the extensive public consultation on the location of a new area school in the Aeron Valley.
Have your say on the relocation of two Tregaron memorials
01/11/2021
A consultation has opened asking for your views on where to relocate two stone memorials from Tregaron’s Old Secondary School.
New initiative to support Ceredigion’s rural towns
29/10/2021
A new initiative has been launched to coordinate regeneration activity which will assist with the economic recovery of Ceredigion’s rural towns and outlying community.
Coronavirus levels dangerously high in Ceredigion
28/10/2021
A significant increase of COVID-19 cases are being seen across Ceredigion.
Investment announced for Aberystwyth sea front regeneration scheme
27/10/2021
A package of investment has been secured to revitalise Aberystwyth’s sea front area and boost Ceredigion’s local economy during the budget announcement today.
Keeping safe whilst celebrating Halloween and Bonfire Night
27/10/2021
Ceredigion County Council is reminding residents to keep themselves and their families safe as they celebrate Halloween and Bonfire Night this year.
Changes to some coronavirus measures at Ceredigion Household Waste Sites
25/10/2021
The Coronavirus control measures in place at Ceredigion’s Household Waste Sites have been under continual review since the sites reopened in summer 2020.
Residents urged to stick to the basics to protect Ceredigion
22/10/2021
Coronavirus rates in Ceredigion are currently very high and are increasing daily.
Action Plan approved for Ceredigion’s Through Age and Wellbeing Strategy
21/10/2021
During a Council meeting held virtually on Thursday, 21 October 2021, Ceredigion Councillors approved the Through Age and Wellbeing Strategy for 2021-2027and action plan for Ceredigion.
Mitigation options to be considered for river Teifi Special Area of Conservation phosphate levels
21/10/2021
The introduction of a replacement Local Development Plan (LDP) will be delayed for the time being to allow further work on the phosphate levels in river Teifi.
Members needed for Local Access Forum
21/10/2021
New members are needed to join a forum that will advise on public access across Ceredigion.
Views sought on review of Gambling policy
19/10/2021
Ceredigion County Council is currently reviewing its Gambling Policy.
Ceredigion shortlisted for Youth Excellence Awards 2021
14/10/2021
The Youth Work Excellence Awards is an opportunity to recognise and celebrate outstanding youth work projects, youth workers and those involved in youth work across Wales including volunteers, managers and community partners.
Getting control over Covid this autumn/winter
13/10/2021
The last 18 months have been difficult and challenging for us all, especially for all those who have lost a loved one and for those who are suffering from long-Covid. Autumn and winter will continue to be challenging for us all as we enter the flu season. We need to work together to keep ourselves safe and well and to support our health and care services.
Open your home to Foster Wales
13/10/2021
On Monday, 4 October, a series of front doors outside the Senedd at Cardiff Bay, installed by Foster Wales, highlighted the diversity of Local Authority foster carers who have opened their homes to foster children in Wales.
Council leaders meet with UK and Welsh Governments to reach next stage for the Growing Mid Wales Growth Deal
13/10/2021
Leaders of Powys and Ceredigion County Councils in their roles as joint chairs of the Growing Mid Wales Joint Committee met with David TC Davies MP, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for the UK Government in Wales, and Vaughan Gething MS, Minister for Economy to discuss the Growth Deal for Mid Wales and deliver the next important step.
New Member of Youth Parliament elected for Ceredigion
13/10/2021
Ceredigion Youth Council elected Poppy Evans as the County’s new Member of Youth Parliament (MYP) in July, and she will represent Ceredigion in the UK Youth Parliament in 2021-2022.
Ceredigion celebrates Shwmae Su'mae Day 2021
13/10/2021
Shwmae Su'mae Day is celebrated annually on 15 October.
Ceredigion supports Hate Crime Awareness Week
11/10/2021
Hate Crime Awareness Week takes place from 9-16 October this year.
Bringing T Llew Jones’ work to life for children
11/10/2021
This year's T Llew Jones Day will see the launch of a new production that will bring the popular author's books to life for school children throughout Wales.
A round up of Covid changes, the Covid Pass and a reminder that it’s not too late to get vaccinated
08/10/2021
There are some important changes ahead on Covid-19 measures and information about the vaccination programme.
Ceredigion residents are reminded to be aware of the latest COVID-19 related scam
05/10/2021
Following reports of criminals using the NHS COVID Pass as a way to target the public to steal money, financial details and personal information, the Welsh Government has issued a warning to people across Wales that the NHS is not sending out invitations for the NHS COVID passes.
Taxi driver role gives mum of two better job security with support from Communities for Work+
01/10/2021
Tracey* 34 from Aberystwyth worked 12 hours a week at a Chinese takeaway. Tracey and her children were deemed as being at risk of povertry. Read Tracey’s story of how she got a job after seeking employment support from the Communities for Work+ team (CFW+):
Signing of the Armed Forces Covenant
30/09/2021
To commemorate the 10th Anniversary of the Armed Forces Covenant, on 28 September, Chairman of Ceredigion County Council and Armed Forces Champion, Councillor Paul Hinge reaffirmed the council’s commitment to the Armed Forces Covenant by conducting an official signing ceremony at Aberystwyth Marina.
COVID-19 is still affecting our communities: do your best to reduce the spread
30/09/2021
A significant increase of COVID-19 cases are still being seen across Ceredigion.
Binoculars provided to wildlife trip boat operators in Ceredigion in a bid to try and reduce wildlife disturbance
29/09/2021
Ninety pairs of binoculars have been purchased through the Welsh Government Enabling Natural Resources and Well-being Grant and provided to wildlife trip boat operators in Ceredigion in a bid to try and reduce disturbance to marine wildlife.
Last chance to have your say on local well-being survey before the closing date
28/09/2021
Ceredigion Public Services Board is really keen that as many people as possible have the chance to have their say on well-being in Ceredigion.
Expanding the Fflecsi bus service
27/09/2021
Transport for Wales is expanding the fflecsi bus service even further, reaching yet another part of Wales.
The Welsh Language Charter underway in Ceredigion
24/09/2021
The Welsh Language Charter continues to stimulate and encourage school pupils of all ages to speak Welsh ahead of the new school term.
Have your say on childcare provision within the County
24/09/2021
Ceredigion County Council is required by Welsh Government to undertake a Childcare Sufficiency Assessment (CSA) every 5 years.
Motion agreed on carbon management
23/09/2021
A motion has been agreed calling for security that any land planted in Ceredigion to gain carbon credits should bring benefits to Wales and local communities.
Council commits to achieve diversity in democracy
23/09/2021
Ceredigion County Councillors have agreed on a declaration which will aim to ensure diversity in democracy as we look ahead to the local elections in May 2022.
A safe welcome back to Ceredigion students
23/09/2021
Ceredigion is looking forward to welcoming students back safely to the county this week ahead of the new academic year.
Public thanks for strategy group
23/09/2021
The Growing Mid Wales Board has given thanks to representatives from the private sector for their contribution towards the development of the Mid Wales Growth Deal bid, which is set to see £110m invested by Welsh and UK Governments in the region.
Mid Wales Growth Deal Portfolio passes key decision point
21/09/2021
The Mid Wales Growth Deal has passed a significant milestone with the approval of the draft Portfolio Business Case to be submitted to UK and Welsh Governments.
Recognition given to long-standing members of Council committee
21/09/2021
At an Ethics and Standards Committee (virtual) meeting held on 17 September 2021, Rif Winfield and Hywel Wyn Jones were given recognition for their 10 years’ of service to the Committee between 2011 and 2021. A small plaque was presented to both.
The Saddening result of seal and seal pup disturbance on the Welsh coast
20/09/2021
With more people visiting the Welsh coast than ever before, wildlife disturbance is on the increase.
Campaign launched to increase foster carers in Ceredigion
20/09/2021
Launching today, Foster Wales, the new national network of 22 local authority fostering services in Wales, is running a campaign to get more foster carers. It aims to make a positive impact on the futures of children and young people and attract some of the 39% of adults in Wales who have considered becoming a foster carer.
Consultation on draft Welsh in education strategic plan goes live
20/09/2021
The consultation for the draft Ceredigion Welsh in Education Strategic Plan (WESP) 2022-2032 document is live. This statutory draft document outlines how Ceredigion County Council will develop Welsh language provision in Education over the next decade.
Ceredigion’s award-winning Cozy Caron scheme returns to tackle fuel poverty
16/09/2021
Ceredigion County Council has recently won a second award for tackling fuel poverty in Ceredigion and it has also launched a new project to assist 120 residents
Mid Wales Growth Deal approaching final phases of development
16/09/2021
The Mid Wales Growth Deal will face a major decision this month when approval is sought for the draft Portfolio Business Case to be submitted to UK and Welsh Governments.
People urged to remain vigilant as COVID-19 cases continue to rise in Ceredigion
15/09/2021
A significant increase of COVID-19 cases has been seen across Ceredigion lately.
Local social care services face significant pressures
10/09/2021
Domiciliary care services across Ceredigion are facing significant challenges as a result of the pandemic.
Ceredigion welcomes Tour of Britain 2021
08/09/2021
Today, a sunny Ceredigion welcomed the Tour of Britain for the start of the fourth stage of the race.
A new lease of life for an empty Lampeter building
08/09/2021
A building in Lampeter town centre has been purchased as part of Ceredigion County Council’s Development and Regeneration Programme, with the view to renovate and bring the building back into use.
Welcome to Ceredigion - the Tour of Britain 2021
07/09/2021
Tomorrow, 08 September, the Tour of Britain will start its fourth stage from Aberaeron.
Funding opportunity to support carers
07/09/2021
Through the Carers Support Innovation Fund, grants are available to third sector organisations in Ceredigion, Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire who provide or would like to provide services and activities to support unpaid carers.
Don’t lose your voice - residents in Ceredigion urged to check their voter registration details are up to date
07/09/2021
Ceredigion residents are being warned not to lose their voice on decisions that affect them by making sure their electoral registration details are up to date.
Preparations underway to welcome Afghan families to Ceredigion
07/09/2021
At today’s Cabinet meeting, Cabinet members approved to offer relocation to at least two Afghan Locally Employed Staff (LES) family.
Starting from scratch, Ceredigion resident gains confidence and lands his first ever job!
03/09/2021
David, a Cardigan resident, was out of work and looking for a job.
Exciting new developments on the horizon for Lampeter Wellbeing Centre
02/09/2021
At a Cabinet meeting held on 01 December 2020, it was agreed that Lampeter Leisure Centre would become the location of the Council’s first Wellbeing Centre in the County.
Concern as Coronavirus cases increase in the County
02/09/2021
Coronavirus rates are increasing significantly across the county.
Council to support Emergency Services Day
31/08/2021
Ceredigion County Council is celebrating Emergency Services Day on 9 September to pay tribute to the millions of people who work and volunteer across the NHS and emergency services.
Ceredigion residents to have their say on future Active Travel routes
27/08/2021
Ceredigion County Council has commenced a 12-week consultation period on both existing and planned walking and cycling (Active Travel) routes in the county, beginning today.
Daily road closures come to an end in Ceredigion’s Safe Zones
27/08/2021
The roads through Ceredigion’s towns will re-open next week ahead of the new school term.
Catch up with mates, catch up on some rays. Don’t let covid catch up with you.
25/08/2021
August Bank Holiday is nearly here and it looks like it’s going to be sunny and warm for the long weekend ahead. Over the last couple of weeks, there has been a dramatic increase in covid cases in Ceredigion, in particular in coastal areas.
Why not join the West Wales Walking for Wellbeing group?
25/08/2021
Janet Gibson from Cardigan joined the West Wales Walking for Wellbeing group in May 2021 when restricions eased in Ceredigion. As a member, she tells us the benefits of walking on her physical and mental wellbeing.
Ceredigion gets set to welcome the Tour of Britain this Autumn
24/08/2021
On 08 September, Aberaeron will be the host venue for the start of the fourth stage of the much anticipated Tour of Britain. The route will take cyclists from Aberaeron up to Aberystwyth and then to Borth before moving on to Barmouth.
Ceredigion to take part in resettling Afghan refugees that were employed by the UK Government
20/08/2021
Ceredigion County Council announced today that it has signed up to the Home Office scheme to resettle ‘Locally Employed’ Afghans who are at risk of reprisals by the Taliban.
Highest level of cases since January
20/08/2021
Ceredigion is currently seeing the highest rise in cases since January. There’s a concern that this number will continue to rise in the coming days and weeks.
Council urges residents to get the help they need
20/08/2021
Now that the Country is in Alert Level 0 and Covid restrictions have relaxed significantly since last summer, many of Ceredigion residents are only now witnessing the full financial impact of the pandemic.
Kindness in the workplace
19/08/2021
A new guide and toolkit has been launched to support local employers, staff, groups and organisations to embed kindness in the workplace.
Have your say on how Ceredigion becomes a more physically active county
18/08/2021
A consultation is currently underway on how Ceredigion is becoming a more physically active County.
Businesses still required to take safety measures in Alert Level 0
18/08/2021
Many of Wales’ remaining COVID-19 rules have now been lifted. However, there are still restrictions in place at Alert Level 0.
Communities for Work+ participant secures job as a HGV driver
17/08/2021
A Ceredigion resident was offered a secure work opportunity after receiving help from the Communities for Work+ project.
Assessment of Local Well-being
13/08/2021
Ceredigion Public Services Board is carrying out an Assessment of Local Well-being. We want to find out about the well-being of local people and communities, now and for the future.
Two Ceredigion organisations awarded the prestigious Defence Silver ERS Award
13/08/2021
Two organisations in Ceredigion, Penparcau Community Forum Ltd and Woody’s Lodge, have achieved the Defence Employer Recognition Scheme (ERS) Silver Award for 2021.
Concern over increase of cases in Llanarth and New Quay
12/08/2021
A cluster of COVID-19 cases have been identified in and around the villages of New Quay and Llanarth in Ceredigion.
Good news all round at Ceredigion Archives
11/08/2021
Ceredigion Archives, the county record office is open again. Things are a little bit different at present but everyone is just as welcome.
Congratulations to Ceredigion pupils
10/08/2021
Ceredigion County Council would like to congratulate Ceredigion pupils who are receiving their GCSE, AS and A Level results this week.
Alert Level 0 – What this means for Ceredigion businesses, residents and visitors
10/08/2021
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.
Work continues on rural model of community care and housing
09/08/2021
Work to progress the delivery of a rural model of community care and housing in the Tregaron area continues.
Tourism sector, can you help us?
05/08/2021
Ceredigion businesses are encouraged to provide their views to develop guided cultural adventures.
Resident supported through uncertain times to secure new job
05/08/2021
During an unsettling time last year with talk of redundancies, Archie, a bus driver and the sole earner for his family, knew he had to look for a different job. After seeking help and support from Communities for Work+, Archie was able to secure new employment with a local milk collection company.
Libraries to open fully
04/08/2021
Ceredigion libraries will open for browsing without appointment on 09 August.
Ceredigion Museum to reopen with a new exhibition
04/08/2021
Ceredigion Museum is to reopen its doors to the public on 12 August 2021 after being closed due to the pandemic.
Aberystwyth Farmers’ Market returns
03/08/2021
Aberystwyth Farmers’ Market is returning at a new site.
Leisure facilities to reopen in Autumn
03/08/2021
Ceredigion County Council is aiming towards the re-opening of its facilities at Cardigan Leisure Centre, Lampeter Swimming Pool and Plascrug Leisure Centre in the autumn.
Your dog, your job campaign
03/08/2021
Dog fouling can spoil everyone’s enjoyment of the great outdoors.
Overcoming Covid-19 restrictions to provide activities for young families
30/07/2021
A report has been published detailing all the support and activities held with families with children under 5 from April 2020 to March 2021.
Applications now open for community based small grants
29/07/2021
Community organisations across Ceredigion are invited to apply for up to £2,000 to develop projects which help bring communities together.
Supporting campaign to reduce grass fires
28/07/2021
Ceredigion County Council is supporting Operation Dawns Glaw, a multi-agency taskforce of specialists from key agencies which aims to reduce, and where possible eliminate the impact of grass fires across Wales.
Wellbeing packs for Ceredigion young carers
26/07/2021
Wellbeing packs are being sent to young carers across Ceredigion to support their wellbeing and encourage them to read this summer.
Bryntirion Care Assistant awarded Care Star
23/07/2021
A Tregaron Day Care Assistant has been awarded the Social Care Star Award.
Businesses reminded of self-isolation regulations
23/07/2021
Businesses are reminded of their duty to allow a worker to self-isolate in line with regulations.
Ceredigion communities urged to continue following the guidelines
23/07/2021
The number of COVID-19 cases continue to increase across the County and we are seeing wide community transmission.
Innovative ideas sought for a stronger Cardigan Bay coast
23/07/2021
The Cardigan Bay Fisheries Local Action Group (FLAG) is asking residents to send in their ideas or expressions of interest to the local FLAG Coordinator.
Communities for Work Plus helped resident to get back into work
21/07/2021
Communities for Work plus project have been able to help a Ceredigion resident get back into work after being made redundant left him out of work.
Council urges businesses to prepare for major change in food labelling
20/07/2021
From 1 October 2021, the requirements for prepacked for direct sale (PPDS) food labelling will change in Wales, England, and Northern Ireland.
Amber warning for extreme heat
19/07/2021
Met Office have issued an Amber warning for Extreme heat from Monday 19 until Thursday 22 July 2021.
Wales Coronavirus restrictions apply in Ceredigion
19/07/2021
As most legal restrictions on social contact and mask wearing are being lifted in England today, we’d like to remind both our residents and visitors that here in Ceredigion we all need to follow the Wales Coronavirus restrictions – which includes wearing a face covering and keeping a social distance inside public spaces.
Caution moving fully into alert level one
15/07/2021
Ceredigion residents are encouraged to be cautious, even with the relaxation of the restrictions to move fully into alert level one.
Local authorities come together to boost number of foster carers in Wales
15/07/2021
Local Authority fostering services in Wales have today joined forces to become ‘Foster Wales’; teams across the nation combine their efforts and expertise to significantly increase the number and diversity of Local Authority foster carers.
Concern over COVID-19 increase in the County
13/07/2021
There are concerns about the levels of Coronavirus in Ceredigion.
Ysgol Bro Pedr win Welsh Heritage Schools Initiative 2021 award
12/07/2021
At a virtual awards ceremony held on 2 July, Ysgol Bro Pedr won the secondary sector shield at an annual competition held by the Welsh Heritage Schools Initiative (WHSI). The award was given for a history project caried out by Year 8 pupils at the school. The project, ‘In and Out of Wales’ was ambitious and enriching, looking at migration and emigration.
Calling Contractors to maintain Ceredigion’s paths
09/07/2021
Ceredigion’s public rights of way are looking for contractors to manage and maintain the paths for all to enjoy.
Ceredigion residents supported back to work
08/07/2021
345 residents in Ceredigion have been supported back into work in the last three years.
Llanilar wins Gold with the Welsh Language Charter
07/07/2021
At the end of a challenging year, Ysgol Gynradd Llanilar is celebrating the success of implementing the language by winning the Gold Standard of the Welsh Language Charter.
Summer Reading Challenge 2021 – Wild World Heroes
06/07/2021
Do you want to be a Wild World Hero? Join us at Ceredigion Library Service over the summer holidays for the chance to be a real life hero, and to become one by reading!
Report illegal sale of underage products to Crimestoppers
05/07/2021
Residents and businesses across Wales who think that someone has purchased or sold age restricted products to an underaged person can now report is anonymously to Crimestoppers.
Closing Aberystwyth’s Window of Waste!
02/07/2021
Aberystwyth town centre is provided with regular and reliable waste collection services. Unfortunately, some localised, seasonal issues continue to arise. One of the solutions to this is to close the Window of Waste!
Primate animals at Borth Animalarium rehomed
01/07/2021
In April this year, Ceredigion County Council received an application for a Dangerous Wild Animal Licence from Mr and Mrs Tweedy, the owners of a new business known as the ‘Animalarium’ at Borth.
A group of Year 9 pupils at Ysgol Gyfun Penweddig asked to self-isolate as COVID-19 case confirmed
01/07/2021
A group of Year 9 pupils at Ysgol Gyfun Penweddig, Aberystwyth have been asked to self-isolate for 10 days following the confirmation of a COVID-19 case at the school.
Celebrating Celtic cultures and destinations
01/07/2021
Celtic Routes, a project which promotes Ceredigion and partner areas in south west Wales and Ireland, will be showcased at the International Celtic Congress this weekend.
Communities for Work+ support Ceredigion resident to develop professionally
30/06/2021
A Ceredigion resident has completed a Counselling course after receiving funding from Communities for Work+, enabling her to find work as a Counsellor within the County.
Visit Ceredigion safely and respectfully
25/06/2021
As expected, Ceredigion is already proving to be a popular destination for visitors this year.
Bookings now open for community swimming at Aberystwyth University
25/06/2021
People can now book a swimming slot at Aberystwyth University’s pool as building works continue at Plascrug Leisure Centre.
Youth Work Week – Celebrating the support for young people from a flexible and devoted team
24/06/2021
This year, Youth Work Week is from 23 to 30 June. It is an opportunity to celebrate the positive stories and successes from the last 12 months – highlighting the innovation, resilience and resourcefulness that the sector has shown during an exceptionally difficult year.
A reminder to residents and visitors as the number of Delta cases increase
23/06/2021
We are starting to see an increase in the number of COVID-19 cases in Ceredigion and across Wales over recent days. The Delta variant has been detected in Ceredigion; a different variant which causes a wider range symptoms than previously.
A group of Year 9 pupils at Ysgol Gyfun Penglais asked to self-isolate as COVID-19 case confirmed
22/06/2021
A group of Year 9 pupils at Ysgol Gyfun Penglais, Aberystwyth have been asked to self-isolate for 10 days following the confirmation of a COVID-19 case at the school.
Marking Armed Forces Week 2021
18/06/2021
Armed Forces Week is held between 21 and 26 June this year.
Supporting Unpaid Carers in Ceredigion: Carers Week 2021
18/06/2021
To celebrate national Carers Week 2021, which was from 7 to 13 June, Ceredigion County Council worked with colleagues across Health and the third sector to arrange a variety of free activities to support unpaid Carers. Some activities were jointly hosted with partners in Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire.
Community swimming to be made available at Aberystwyth University’s pool
18/06/2021
A number of pre-booked slots for the community will be available at Aberystwyth University’s swimming pool as maintenance work continues at Plascrug Leisure Centre.
Young Carer Survey now live – Have your say
16/06/2021
If you are a Young Carer living in Carmarthenshire, Ceredigion or Pembrokeshire, we want to hear from you!
Dad speaks on Father’s Day about amazing experience of adopting
16/06/2021
An adoptive dad of two has spoken of the privilege he feels watching his children bloom and grow.
Action Plan introduced to achieve net zero carbon by 2030
15/06/2021
An action plan has been introduced as to how Ceredigion will become a net zero carbon Local Authority.
Welsh Language Standards Annual Monitoring Report for 2020-2021 published
15/06/2021
The Welsh Language Standards Annual Monitoring Report for 2020-2021 has been published following approval in a recent Cabinet meeting.
Strategic Plan to strengthen Welsh medium education in the county
15/06/2021
A consultation period will be held during the autumn term this year to increase the number of pupils in Ceredigion who will be able to develop and learn through the medium of Welsh.
Refugee Week 2021
14/06/2021
The theme for Refugee Week 2021, which takes places between 14 and 20 June, is ‘We cannot walk alone’, this is inspired by Martin Luther King’s historic ‘I have a Dream’ speech in 1963, whereby he speaks about the importance of unity and equality for all and how every single one of us has a part to play in ensuring current and future generations are treated fairly.
Helo, Hwyl a Hamdden Theatr Felinfach
11/06/2021
“Company, friendship and laughing together, face to face” are just some of the things that members of Theatr Felinfach’s Hwyl a Hamdden group have longed for since everything stopped in 2020.
Surprise interview with football superstar on Euros’ eve
10/06/2021
On Thursday morning 10 June, pupils from Ysgol Gynradd Penrhyn-coch and Ysgol Gyfun Penweddig received an unexpected Zoom call all the way from Baku, capital city of Azerbaijan. The call was made from Ben Davies, Welsh professional footballer, who is currently located at a camp with the rest of the Welsh national football team in Baku, ahead of their Euro 2020 opener game against Switzerland on Saturday.
Trading Standards Wales issue Census text scam warning
08/06/2021
Trading Standards Wales has been made aware of a text message scam in relation to the national Census.
Osian is Top of the Chants
07/06/2021
On Saturday 5 June, the Mentrau Iaith announced the winner of Gwlad y Chants competition as Osian Jones from Aberaeron.
Public house in Ceredigion issued with a Premises Closure Notice and a Fixed Penalty Notice
03/06/2021
A Ceredigion public house has been fined £2,000 and served a Premises Closure Notice after failing to comply with a Premises Improvement Notice and for additional breaches of the Covid-19 regulations.
Osian Jones is Ceredigion’s king of the “chants”
02/06/2021
Osian Jones from Aberaeron has been successful in reaching the primary school shortlist in “Gwlad y Chants” – a competition to create a new football chant to support Wales at Euro 2020 organised by Mentrau Iaith and the FAW.
Llechryd triumph in Cwis Dim Clem
28/05/2021
For a number of years, Ceredigion’s primary schools have been competing in Cwis Dim Clem and on Wednesday, 19 May Ysgol Llechryd were triumphant in the Ceredigion round of the quiz that was organised by Cered: Menter Iaith Ceredigion.
Keeping Ceredigion safe through the summer
27/05/2021
With Ceredigion set to be busy during the summer months, Safe Zones will be in place to ensure the streets are safe for everyone.
Ceredigion’s Cozy Caron project wins award in collaboration with Welsh business to tackle fuel poverty
27/05/2021
City Energy and Ceredigion County Council win a Welsh recognised award for tackling fuel poverty in Ceredigion with local residents.
A new English radio programme on the Welsh language and culture
26/05/2021
CERED and Radio Aber are embarking on an innovative new idea to promote the Welsh language and culture by launching an English language radio programme.
Decommissioning work continues at Plascrug
25/05/2021
With Plascrug Leisure Centre now returned to Ceredigion County Council’s responsibility, there is much to look forward to with the decommissioning work in full flow.
Aberaeron hoteliers plead guilty to lockdown lock-in offences
20/05/2021
An Aberaeron couple pleaded guilty to coronavirus restrictions and public order offences before the start of a scheduled trial in Aberystwyth Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday 18 May 2021.
Ceredigion libraries to reopen with pre-booked slots
17/05/2021
Public libraries in Ceredigion will reopen in early June on an appointment only basis as coronavirus infection rates continue to improve.
Town centres in mid-Wales to benefit from new ‘place making’ fund
17/05/2021
£1.26m of capital funding has been secured by Ceredigion County Council alongside Powys County Council from the Welsh Governments’ Transforming Towns Programme to help support capital investment to regenerate a number of our towns across Mid Wales.
‘Britain’s Got Talent’ star shines a light on Ceredigion’s foster carers
17/05/2021
On Thursday evening 20 May, Aberystwyth town library at Canolfan Alun R Edwards will light up in orange to mark Foster Care Fortnight. Also shining a light on the work of Ceredigion’s foster carers is Welsh artist Nathan Wyburn.
Safe visiting opportunities in Care Homes being put into place
14/05/2021
Following Welsh Government’s announcement of moving to Alert Level 2 on Monday, 17 May, families of Council-run Care Homes are reassured that further enhanced visiting opportunities are currently being reviewed and progressed.
Restrictions ease further with caution
14/05/2021
With restrictions easing further, both residents and visitors are reminded to enjoy Ceredigion safely and responsibly.
Councillor Paul Hinge elected as Chairman of Ceredigion County Council 2021-2022
14/05/2021
Councillor Paul Hinge has been elected as the Chairman of Ceredigion County Council for 2021-2022 during the Annual Meeting held virtually on Friday 14 May 2021.
Pub in Ceredigion issued with a Fixed Penalty Notice and a Premises Improvement Notice
14/05/2021
A licensed premises in Ffostrasol has been issued a £1,000 Fixed Penalty Notice and served a Premises Improvement Notice after customers were discovered drinking inside the premises.
Walk of the Week re-starts in Ceredigion
14/05/2021
A series of ‘Walk of the Week’ posters will be published on a regular basis over the summer months.
Join the Dyfed-Powys Police and Crime Panel as an independent member
13/05/2021
The Dyfed Powys Police and Crime Panel is looking for two members to join them in their work to support and challenge the Dyfed Powys Police and Crime Commissioner.
Date for re-opening leisure facilities brought forward
13/05/2021
As a result of the current infection rates in the county and the latest Public Health Wales advice, a decision has been made to bring forward the date of the re-opening of indoor sport and physical activity provision in Ceredigion County Council operated facilities.
Unpaid Carers encouraged to use rapid COVID self-test kits
13/05/2021
On 11 May 2021, Welsh Government announced that access to rapid COVID self-test kits (lateral flow tests) is now available to Unpaid Carers.
Ceredigion wins big at National Work Welsh Awards
12/05/2021
Ceredigion County Council’s Work Welsh Scheme celebrated 3 successes at the National Work Welsh awards in April this year.
Publication of Draft Welsh in Education Strategic Plan 2022-32
11/05/2021
Ceredigion's draft document 'Welsh in Education Strategic Plan 2022-32' plans for the Welsh language over the next 10 years.
EU Settlement Scheme – 50 days left to apply
10/05/2021
Tuesday, 12 May 2021, marks 50 days until the deadline of 30 June 2021 for applications to be made to the EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS).
Police and Crime Commissioner for Dyfed Powys Area elected
09/05/2021
The Police and Crime Commissioner for the Dyfed Powys Area is Dafydd Llywelyn, Plaid Cymru – The Party of Wales.
Representatives announced for Senedd Cymru in the Mid and West Wales Region
07/05/2021
The candidates who will represent the Mid and West Wales Region are as follows:
Senedd Cymru Election Result: Ceredigion Constituency
07/05/2021
The successful candidate to represent the Ceredigion Constituency in Senedd Cymru has been elected and is Elin Jones, Plaid Cymru.
Sport and physical activity provision to restart on a phased approach
05/05/2021
Following The Welsh Government announcement on 23 April 2021, sport and physical activity provision will restart in a phased approach in Ceredigion.
Amendments introduced to the Cardigan Safe Zone
04/05/2021
As more people are expected to visit Ceredigion’s towns over the coming weeks and summer months, changes are required to ensure our streets are safe for everyone, by allowing people to maintain a 2 metre social distance at all times.
A number of pupils at Ysgol Gyfun Aberaeron asked to self-isolate as COVID-19 case confirmed
30/04/2021
A number of pupils at Ysgol Gyfun Aberaeron have been asked to self-isolate for 10 days following the confirmation of a COVID-19 case at the school.
Aberystwyth University and Ceredigion County Council join forces to research the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic in Ceredigion
27/04/2021
Researchers at Aberystwyth University are calling on businesses and residents in Ceredigion to contribute to a study into the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the county.
Advice for businesses reopening outdoor hospitality venues
27/04/2021
With outdoor hospitality businesses now allowed to reopen in Wales, businesses in Ceredigion are encouraged to ensure that they are fully aware of the latest guidance.
Support for community enterprises
26/04/2021
The Cynnal y Cardi Local Action Group (LAG), which implements the LEADER scheme in Ceredigion, wants to hear from anyone who needs support to scope out the possibilities for a community facility or building in order to develop it as a community enterprise.
Enjoy Ceredigion, safely and responsibly as restrictions ease
23/04/2021
With longer days, sunnier times ahead and the easing of certain restrictions, it’s a positive sight to see so many of Ceredigion’s businesses reopen and our beautiful coast and countryside being enjoyed and appreciated.
Update for Multi-purpose Community Centres following First Minister announcement
23/04/2021
Today, First Minister Mark Drakeford announced that multi-purpose community centres including community centres, village halls, church halls and other community facilities can reopen from 03 May. This decision has been brought forward from 17 May.
Ceredigion residents are reassured that polling stations are safe places to vote
23/04/2021
On Thursday 06 May residents in Ceredigion will go to the polls to have their say on who represents them in the Senedd and as Police and Crime Commissioner.
Support provided for Ceredigion care providers through the pandemic
23/04/2021
Over the last year, a significant amount of collaboration has taken place between the Ceredigion care providers and public sector organisations.
Call for service users’ views on social services
23/04/2021
Care Inspectorate Wales (CIW) will be carrying out an assurance check of social services in Ceredigion in early May.
Two new funds available to support projects that invest in Ceredigion
20/04/2021
A Levelling up Fund and a Community Renewal Fund are being made available in Ceredigion. The funds are to help with projects that focus on investing in Ceredigion’s businesses, communities, infrastructure and developing skills of Ceredigion’s residents.
No excuses for anti-social behaviour
20/04/2021
On Sunday morning, 18 April a disappointing image of litter, left over from a social gathering, could be seen across the path, benches and beach in Aberaeron. Glass bottles, beer cans and takeaway containers were left discarded, posing a significant risk to wildlife, sealife, people and their pets.
Ceredigion dog breeder fined for failing to comply with dog breeding license
09/04/2021
On 27 November 2020, and 22 December 2020, the Crown Court heard an appeal by Mr. Dorian Wyn Jones, of Dorwan Kennels, Penrheol, Talsarn, relating to convictions for failing to comply with dog breeding license conditions.
Shop locally and safely in our towns
09/04/2021
With non-essential retail reopening on Monday 12 April, remember to shop local and shop safely.
Paying tribute to HRH The Duke of Edinburgh
09/04/2021
Ceredigion County Council joins the nation in sending deepest sympathies to Her Majesty The Queen and The Royal Family following the death of HRH The Duke of Edinburgh.
Remember to complete the Census to avoid a fine
09/04/2021
Every household is required by law to complete the Census, and it’s not too late yet.
Ceredigion residents still have time to register to vote - don't lose your voice!
06/04/2021
Ceredigion residents are being urged not to lose their vote by ensuring that they sign up to register to vote, ahead of the Senedd and Police Crime Commissioner elections held in May this year.
Ceredigion resident walks 10,000 steps a day during coronavirus pandemic
06/04/2021
A Ceredigion resident has walked 10,000 steps a day during the coronavirus pandemic in order to keep fit and healthy. Gillian from Llanybydder, who is registered on the NERS (National Exercise Referral Scheme) programme decided to walk 10,000 steps a day in order to keep fit during the coronavirus pandemic. As a member of the West Wales Walking for Wellbeing group, she tells us the benefits of walking on her physical and mental health.
Decision reached on Aberystwyth Business Improvement District
01/04/2021
Following a formal ballot, a decision has been reached to waive the support for the Aberystwyth Business Improvement District.
Caru Ceredigion – Caru Cymru - Be a Lover Not a Loser
30/03/2021
As part of Caru Ceredigion, Ceredigion County Council has been doing a Spring Clean.
Nominated individuals can resume visits at Local Authority Care Homes
29/03/2021
A nominated individual will now be able to visit loved ones in Local Authority Care Homes from Monday, 29 March 2021.
Bar in Ceredigion issued with a Premises Closure Notice and a Fixed Penalty Notice
29/03/2021
An Aberystwyth bar has been issued a £1,000 Fixed Penalty Notice and served a Premises Closure Notice after an underground drinking den was discovered on the night of the France v Wales Six Nations rugby match.
Ceredigion Barber shop receives Fixed Penalty Notice and Premises Improvement Notice
25/03/2021
Venus barber shop on Terrace Road, Aberystwyth has been issued with a Fixed Penalty Notice and a Premises Improvement Notice after failing to comply several times with the regulations.
Guidance for hairdressing and barbering businesses
23/03/2021
Guidance has been issued for hairdressing salons and barbershops to ensure maximum safety as they reopen in line with COVID-19 regulations.
Safe Zones arrangements for Easter
18/03/2021
Adjustments for Ceredigion’s Safe Zones are planned for Easter.
Council provides feminine hygiene products to local communities
18/03/2021
Ceredigion County Council in partnership with local community groups and organisations, and through funding from Welsh Government’s Period Dignity Scheme, are ensuring that women and girls have access to feminine hygiene products.
New opportunities offered through Communities for Work+
17/03/2021
A Ceredigion resident is back in work after receiving support by Communities for Work+.
Caru Ceredigion Spring Clean
17/03/2021
As part of Caru Ceredigion, Ceredigion County Council is currently making arrangements to undertake a Spring Clean.
Holiday activities held by Ceredigion Youth Service
16/03/2021
Holiday activities for Ceredigion’s young people have continued to be held digitally.
Ceredigion County Council signs the Zero Racism Wales Pledge
16/03/2021
Ceredigion County Council has joined in standing against racism, by signing up to the Zero Racism Wales Pledge organised by Race Council Cymru.
Comprehensive Energy Vision for Mid Wales developed
15/03/2021
Partners in Mid Wales have embarked on an innovative collaboration which will support the region in making the essential step change required to meet the UK net zero carbon targets by 2050.
It’s time to complete the Census
15/03/2021
Census Day, 21 March 2021, is literally around the corner and the preparations are in full swing in Ceredigion.
First careful and cautious steps out of lockdown
12/03/2021
With the numbers of the Coronavirus falling across Ceredigion and Wales, Welsh Government are easing some restrictions carefully and in a phased approach to start unlocking Wales.
Ceredigion and the Coronavirus - One year on
12/03/2021
As we mark the one year lockdown of the Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic, we reflect on the work that has been done to attempt to control the virus in Ceredigion.
£1.5 Million for Tourism Project
12/03/2021
Celtic Routes, a partnership project between Ceredigion and Carmarthenshire County Councils and the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority in Wales and Wicklow, Wexford and Waterford County Councils in Ireland, has secured an additional £1.5 million for a second phase of the Celtic Routes tourism project. The successful bid to the Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO) will take the project through to 2023.
Child Development Fund success in Ceredigion during COVID-19
12/03/2021
A Welsh Government Child Development Fund contributed to Ceredigion’s ability to provide several additional services between December 2020 and March 2021.
Let’s tackle climate change and get to world number one
11/03/2021
With 92% of people in Wales now recycling regularly*, Wales is one step closer on its Mighty Mission to become world number one for recycling.
Foundations established for the Mid Wales Growth Deal
11/03/2021
Key documents that will lay the foundations of how the Mid Wales Growth Deal will be further developed and delivered have been supported by the Growing Mid Wales Board.
Proposals being explored to improve broadband in some areas of Ceredigion
11/03/2021
Several areas of Ceredigion could soon have access to some of the fastest internet speeds in the UK following a number of suppliers proposing Fibre to the Premises projects (FTTP) across the County.
Carers in Ceredigion receive a ‘break in a box’ during COVID-19
10/03/2021
The last 12 months have been difficult for us all, and it has been especially so for Unpaid Carers who provide care for family members and friends across Ceredigion.
Residents urged to report illegal tobacco crimes to Crimestoppers
10/03/2021
Residents across Ceredigion who think someone is selling illegal tobacco can now report it anonymously, thanks to a new campaign.
Businesses in Ceredigion issued with Fixed Penalty Notices
10/03/2021
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.
Support available to take part in the 2021 Census
10/03/2021
Census information packs, including letters and access codes will have started to arrive in homes across Ceredigion by now.
EUSS: citizens reminded to apply
09/03/2021
Some very encouraging data has come to light in terms of the number of applications made in Ceredigion for the European Union Settlement Scheme (EUSS).
UK Government funding announced for growth deal welcomed
05/03/2021
News that the UK Government is to accelerate its funding for the Mid Wales Growth Deal has been welcomed by the region’s leaders.
Council approves budget for 2021-2022
05/03/2021
The budget for Ceredigion County Council for the forthcoming financial year was approved by County Councillors in a Council meeting held virtually on Friday 05 March 2021.
Completing the Census will help improve the county’s services
04/03/2021
As Census Day approaches, everyone is reminded of the benefits of taking part in this once every ten years survey.
Ceredigion residents to have their say on future Active Travel routes
03/03/2021
Ceredigion County Council has engaged Sustrans Cymru to support the review of its Active Travel Network.
Mid Wales Skills Partnership created
02/03/2021
A new partnership that will provide a focus for skills in Mid Wales, as well as helping drive economic growth by ensuring investment in the right skills, has been created.
A new Welsh language football program launched
01/03/2021
Radio Aber and Cered (Menter Iaith Ceredigion) have come together to launch a brand new Welsh language radio program on football called 'Cefn y Rhwyd'.
Ceredigion Library World Book Day Competition
23/02/2021
Ceredigion Library will be holding a competition as part of World Book Day this year to encourage all children and young people in the county to join the library and enjoy reading.
Celebrating St David’s Day in Ceredigion
22/02/2021
On 01 March, the flag will be flown along with a host of activities to celebrate St David's Day in Ceredigion.
Flood warnings in Ceredigion
19/02/2021
Flood warnings have been issued by Natural Resources Wales for Ceredigion following persistent and heavy rainfall.
Ceredigion Museum’s digital storytelling project celebrates LGBTQ+ history month
15/02/2021
February marks LGBTQ+ History month and Ceredigion Museum has been working with Jane Hoy of local LGBTQ+ organisation, Aberration to unveil and record the fascinating and untold LGBTQ+ stories of Aberystwyth.
Tackling isolation and supporting parents together
12/02/2021
Teams across Ceredigion have worked together to tackle isolation and support emotional wellbeing and parenting skills during the Coronavirus pandemic.
Keep to the guidelines after receiving the COVID-19 vaccine
10/02/2021
With 14,621 people in Ceredigion have had their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine as of 10 February 2021, those who have received the first dose are reminded to keep following the rules.
Council continues its support for apprentices during National Apprenticeship Week
10/02/2021
Ceredigion County Council is supporting National Apprenticeship Week by shining a light on the contribution of its many apprentices. The annual week-long celebration runs until 14 February and highlights how apprenticeships help individuals develop a rewarding career and enables employers to build a workforce with future-ready skills.
Everyone will benefit from Census 2021
02/02/2021
Households across Ceredigion will be asked to take part in Census 2021 this spring.
We must continue to protect each other
02/02/2021
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.
Aberaeron takeaway closed for ignoring coronavirus restrictions
28/01/2021
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.
Residents at risk of being scammed over Covid-19 vaccine
28/01/2021
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.
Retail premises now required to take extra measures to minimise the spread of coronavirus
26/01/2021
New requirements have now come into force that require retail premises to take additional steps to protect workers and customers from coronavirus.
Pilot scheme to provide affordable plots to meet local housing needs
26/01/2021
A new pilot scheme is being trialled by Ceredigion County Council to provide opportunities for local people to make a start on the property ladder by purchasing a discounted plot of land.
Ceredigion National Eisteddfod postponement supported
26/01/2021
The National Eisteddfod has announced that they are postponing the Ceredigion National Eisteddfod for a year.
Ceredigion County Council remembers the Holocaust on International Holocaust Day
25/01/2021
This year Ceredigion County Council, along with many other Local Authorities across the United Kingdom, will illuminate two of Aberystwyth town’s most iconic buildings in a show of solidarity, respect, and honour to all victims of genocide. From Friday 22 through to Thursday 28 January, the Bandstand on Aberystwyth’s seafront and the Alun R Edwards Centre will be lit up purple.
Ceredigion Museum to Display Rare Roman Cut Glass
20/01/2021
A partnership between Ceredigion Museum and the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales has attracted £1,000 funding from the Association for Roman Archaeology to display fragments of a unique Roman glass vessel, found at Abermagwr Romano-British villa.
Ceredigion Active broadcast live daily sessions for young people
18/01/2021
The Active Young People Team at Ceredigion Actif have started broadcasting bilingual daily activity sessions for Ceredigion’s children young people.
Local Government Finance Settlement 2021/22
18/01/2021
Leader of Ceredigion County Council, Councillor Ellen Ap Gwynn’s response to the Local Government Finance Settlement 2021/22.
Project to reach the vulnerable and isolated in Ceredigion
14/01/2021
Members of Ceredigion Community Safety Partnership have been working together to raise awareness of and reduce vulnerability crimes within the county.
Coronavirus levels dangerously high in Ceredigion
13/01/2021
Coronavirus levels are still dangerously high in Ceredigion.
Restrictions Business Fund opening for new applications in Ceredigion
13/01/2021
The Welsh Government Restrictions Business Grants package of financial business support linked to the current lockdown restrictions will open for new applications on Wednesday 13 January at 10.00am.
Rogue farmer sentenced for animal welfare offences
11/01/2021
On 6 January 2021, at Aberystwyth Justice Centre the Magistrates passed sentence on Mr. Toby Holland of Maesgwyn, Blaenporth after he was found guilty in his absence of 10 charges relating to Animal Welfare and Animal By-Products offences.
Residents warned of scammers over COVID-19 vaccine
07/01/2021
Ceredigion residents are warned of Covid-19 vaccine scammers.
Census 2021 will provide a snapshot of modern society
05/01/2021
Households across Ceredigion will soon be asked to take part in Census 2021.
Ceredigion residents urged to stay at home
30/12/2020
Residents of Ceredigion are being reminded that during Alert level 4 lockdown, people must stay at home except for very limited purposes. People must neither visit other households nor meet other people they do not live with.
Christmas restrictions Business Grants
23/12/2020
The Welsh Government has announced a package of financial business support linked to the Christmas period restrictions.
Welsh Government announce new advice to those who are clinically extremely vulnerable
23/12/2020
The advice to those who are clinically extremely vulnerable, previously ‘shielding’ has changed from yesterday (22-12-20) to advise those within this group that they should no longer attend work or school outside the home.
As the festive period fast approaches, please think carefully about what you ‘should do’ rather than what you ‘can do’.
23/12/2020
Coronavirus is spreading faster and wider in Wales than at any other point in this pandemic.
£110m Mid Wales Growth Deal reaches key milestone
23/12/2020
The Mid Wales Growth Deal reached a significant milestone yesterday [Tuesday, 22 December] with the signing of the Heads of Terms by the Welsh Government, UK Government and the region’s local authorities.
Tîm Ceredigion Christmas Fundraiser
23/12/2020
Instead of sending Christmas cards and gifts to colleagues, Team Ceredigion staff gave towards a worthy cause.
A warning to people in Aberystwyth area as the number of cases increase
22/12/2020
We are seeing a significant increase in the number of COVID-19 cases in the Aberystwyth area over recent days.
Ceredigion arrangements for Alert Level 4
22/12/2020
Arrangements have been put in place for Ceredigion following Welsh Government’s announcement for Wales entering Alert Level 4.
Further positive COVID-19 cases in a Council Care Home
22/12/2020
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.
Two Separate Ceredigion Traders sentenced for fraud by Aberystwyth Magistrates Court
21/12/2020
On 17 December 2020, two separate Ceredigion Traders were sentence by Aberystwyth Magistrates Court for fraud. Danny McClelland trading as DVC Home Improvements has been sentenced to 16 weeks imprisonment, suspended for 2 years, and ordered to carry out 200 hours of unpaid work, 15 rehabilitation days and pay the victim £2,000 compensation after pleading guilty to fraud, whilst Colin Harding from Llandysul was given a 12 month Curfew Order with electronic monitoring from 7pm to 7am and ordered to pay £250 compensation within 14 days, a further £750 costs to Ceredigion County Council, and a court surcharge of £90.
Safe Zones adjustments for the New Year
21/12/2020
Adjustments for Ceredigion’s Safe Zones are planned for the New Year.
Aberaeron Harbour Development Opportunity: Developer/Operator Engagement Event
21/12/2020
Harbour and marina developers and operators are invited to hear about the significant development potential arising from the opportunity to take on a lease to operate Aberaeron Harbour.
Connect to Kindness – Make 2021 a kind one
21/12/2020
Connect to Kindness was launched in Summer 2020 in Ceredigion, Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire, with the message that simple acts of kindness can make a big difference. Its aim is to create more understanding about the benefit and impact of kindness to ourselves and others in our community.
Helping Santa and Mrs Corn
21/12/2020
Dwynwen, Head of Theatr Felinfach was e-mailing her children's letter to Siôn Corn, when suddenly she heard the jingle of a bell. An e-mail had arrived, a reply from Santa!
Our responsibility to keep our family COVID-19 free this Christmas
21/12/2020
The number of COVID-19 cases in Ceredigion continues to increase at an alarming rate.
Higher level restrictions to control the coronavirus come into effect from midnight tonight
19/12/2020
Following the four UK Nations meeting earlier today the Welsh Government announced that the higher level restrictions, alert level 4 would come into force from midnight tonight on Saturday 19 December 2020 for the whole of Wales.
Flood warnings for Ceredigion
18/12/2020
A number of Flood Warnings have been issued in Ceredigion and over the county’s border.
Ceredigion Schools arrangements to return to learning in January
18/12/2020
Arrangements for the return to Ceredigion schools for January 2021 have been announced.
Free Oil Kits to shape the future for a stronger Cardigan Bay coast
16/12/2020
Free oil spill kits will be provided to respond quickly to an accident along the Cardigan Bay coast.
The Battle of the Bulbs – what a palavar! (Brwydr y Bylbiau – am Randi-bŵ!)
15/12/2020
As we look towards a new year with the hope of a less challenging, kinder 2021 – Theatr Felinfach’s Panto crew have kept their distance by coming together to create a mini panto to guide us towards Christmas.
Pilot scheme to improve waste presentation and boost recycling
15/12/2020
New template signs and floor stencils have been created to help improve waste presentation in bin compounds around Ceredigion.
Celebrating safely this festive period
14/12/2020
Ceredigion residents are reminded to be vigilant this festive period in order to protect loved ones and the community.
Ceredigion Museum’s new podcast will explore untold stories of Aberystwyth
14/12/2020
Thanks to a successful bid for the ’15-minute heritage’ fund, a partnership between The National Lottery Heritage Fund and Cadw – the Welsh Government’s historic environment service, Ceredigion Museum will be leading a new and innovative project in 2021, to capture the untold stories of Aberystwyth on digital platforms.
Pupils in a Contact Group at Ysgol Gyfun Penweddig asked to self-isolate as COVID-19 case confirmed
14/12/2020
Pupils in one Contact Group at Ysgol Gyfun Penweddig, Aberystwyth have been asked to self-isolate for 10 days following the confirmation of a COVID-19 case at the school.
Pupils at Ysgol Bro Teifi asked to self-isolate as COVID-19 case confirmed
14/12/2020
A Contact Group at Ysgol Bro Teifi, Llandysul have been asked to self-isolate for 10 days following the confirmation of a further COVID-19 case at the school.
Pupils in a Contact Group at Ysgol Gymraeg, Aberystwyth asked to self-isolate as COVID-19 case confirmed
14/12/2020
Pupils in a Contact Group at Ysgol Gymraeg, Aberystwyth have been asked to self-isolate for 10 days following the confirmation of a COVID-19 case at the school.
Remote learning for pupils at Ysgol Bro Pedr from Monday, 14 December 2020
13/12/2020
All pupils at Ysgol Bro Pedr, including the Primary classes will be taught remotely following further cases of COVID-19 in the school. The only pupils on the Secondary sector site will be pupils at Canolfan y Bont and some pupils with English as an Additional Language.
Positive COVID-19 cases in a Council Care Home
13/12/2020
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.
Concern regarding the rate of increase of COVID-19 cases in Ceredigion
12/12/2020
The level of COVID-19 cases in Ceredigion continues to rise. The latest figures show that over the last 7 days, there have been 150 new cases which takes the County to 206.3 per 100,000 population (as at 1pm, 10 December 2020).
Premises Improvement notice served to hospitality business in Ceredigion
11/12/2020
A hospitality business in Llwyncelyn has been required to make improvements to safeguard the public’s health and well-being as part of the coronavirus regulations.
Pupils at Ysgol Bro Teifi asked to self-isolate as COVID-19 cases confirmed
11/12/2020
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.
Fixed Penalty Notice issued to a Ceredigion public house
11/12/2020
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.
Premises Improvement Notices lifted on four Aberystwyth takeaway premises
11/12/2020
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.
Ceredigion Schools to move to distanced learning from Monday, 14 December 2020
10/12/2020
Secondary Schools in Ceredigion will close for face to face learning from Monday, 14 December and all Primary Schools from Tuesday, 15 December 2020. From 15 to 18 December, all Ceredigion pupils will be taught remotely.
High achievement for Complaints and Freedom of Information Service
10/12/2020
The Annual Report of Compliments, Complaints and Freedom of Information Activity – 2019/2020 was put before Council on 10 December 2020.
Remote learning for pupils at Ysgol Gyfun Aberaeron from Friday, 11th December 2020
10/12/2020
Pupils at Ysgol Gyfun Aberaeron will be taught remotely following further cases of COVID-19 in the school.
Mandatory Housing of Poultry in Response to Increased Risk of Avian Influenza
10/12/2020
In response to the increased risk of Avian Influenza, there will be a legal requirement for all poultry and captive birds to be housed, or otherwise separated from wild birds from 14 December in Wales.
Various locations available to drop-off gifts for care home residents
10/12/2020
Arrangements have been made for family, friends and well-wishers to leave gifts for Ceredigion’s care home residents at various community hubs across the county.
Coronavirus self-isolation and quarantine reduced to 10 days
10/12/2020
The time people have to self-isolate for coronavirus will be reduced from 14 days to 10.
Improvements required at takeaway premises in Lampeter
09/12/2020
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.
Premises Closure Notice terminated on premises in Aberystwyth
09/12/2020
A takeaway premises in Aberystwyth has had its Premises Closure Notice terminated following re-inspection by officers from Ceredigion County Council’s Public Protection Team.
Pupils at Ysgol Bro Pedr asked to self-isolate as COVID-19 case confirmed
09/12/2020
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.
Pupils at Ysgol Bro Teifi asked to self-isolate as COVID-19 cases confirmed
09/12/2020
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.
Nursery Class pupils at Aberaeron Primary School asked to self-isolate as COVID-19 case confirmed
09/12/2020
Nursery Class pupils at Aberaeron Primary School have been asked to self-isolate for 14 days following the confirmation of a COVID-19 case at the school.
Views of the public sought to inform the Ceredigion Economic Strategy
08/12/2020
Ceredigion businesses and residents are invited to comment on Ceredigion County Council's Economic Strategy for the county.
Closure notice issued to a takeaway premise in Aberystwyth
08/12/2020
A takeaway premise in Aberystwyth has been closed after it failed to comply with a premises improvement notice.
Pupils at Ysgol Henry Richard asked to self-isolate as COVID-19 case confirmed
08/12/2020
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.
Pupils in Years 12 and 13 at Ysgol Bro Pedr asked to self-isolate as COVID-19 case confirmed
08/12/2020
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.