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

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

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

In an emergency, please telephone:

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

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North: 01970 625277
South: 01239 851604

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Ceredigion County Council continues apprentice recruitment

Ceredigion County Council has announced its latest apprentice recruitment drive with 6 new and exciting opportunities now being advertised at careers.ceredigion.gov.uk.

05/08/2020

Photography Competition - Life in Welsh Lockdown

Young people between the ages of 16-25 have taken part in a photography competition, the aim of the photography competition was to capture lockdown through the eyes of Ceredigion’s young people, as well as to give them the opportunity to take part in a virtual activity and express their own personal experience of lockdown.

05/08/2020

‘Dan y Wenallt’ in lockdown on the Eisteddfod sofa

This year, the National Eisteddfod’s alternative Eisteddfod, Gŵyl AmGen, includes an innovative production of ‘Dan y Wenallt’, which is an adaptation of T James Jones’ translation of Under Milk Wood, performed by Theatr Soffa – a brand new company created by CERED, Menter Iaith Sir Benfro and Span Art.

04/08/2020

School can return to use as part of field hospital stood down

Penweddig School is getting ready to safely re-open its doors to pupils in September 2020 as Hywel Dda University Health Board gratefully hands back the site to Ceredigion County Council.

03/08/2020