The Welsh Government has published an update to its Coronavirus Control Plan. The link below will take you to the updated Plan where you can read it in full. Coronavirus Control Plan: Alert Levels in Wales- Coming out of lockdown We are now at a critical stage where the pressure on the NHS is easing,

First Minister Mark Drakeford has today set out the results of the latest three-week review of the coronavirus regulations in Wales. Lockdown is to continue for another three weeks. He has confirmed Foundation Phase children will return to school in a flexible and phased way from February 22. He has also set out a roadmap

Bridgend MS Carwyn Jones was recently invited by the local health board, Cwm Taf Morgannwg UHB, to visit the Bridgend Community Vaccination Centre to talk to some of the NHS staff and volunteers and to see for himself how they were working towards their target of vaccinating the top four priority groups. Mr Jones said

Bridgend MS Carwyn Jones has welcomed the news that Bridgend County Borough Council Cabinet has agreed to discount the Brackla Hill site in Bridgend as a location for a new Welsh-medium primary school intended to replace the ageing Ysgol Bro Ogwr. A feasibility study carried out by BCBC last year has concluded that the Brackla

The Education Minister Kirsty Williams MS has set out a phased and flexible plan to begin to reopen schools in Wales from 22 February – starting with the youngest pupils first. She has written an open letter to headteachers. Here is that open letter in full: “It is almost a year ago since, with a

First Minister Mark Drakeford has today set out the results of the second review of the alert level four lockdown restrictions in Wales. Wales will remain at alert level four for the next three weeks. We will work towards opening primary schools for the youngest children from February 22, if cases of coronavirus continue to