THE maximum fine for repeated breaches of the coronavirus lockdown rules in Wales will rise from £120 to £1,920, First Minister Mark Drakeford announced today, May 20. The increased fines are being introduced ahead of the bank holiday weekend and
Payment days for those who receive benefits could be changed slightly due to the upcoming bank holiday weekend. Here’s what you need to know. When will I get paid for tax credits over the May bank holiday weekend? Tax credit payments are
The BBC have launched a new feature on iPlayer to watch shows with friends and family. Following on from Netflix's Party feature, now you can start working through your BBC watchlist with your loved ones - from Killing Eve to Normal People.
High street retailer Superdrug has become the latest to offer a DIY kit to test for Covid-19 antibodies. Here's what you need to know. How much does the testing kit cost? The testing kit costs £69 and users need to take a blood sample at
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A NEW tea room and glamping site could be developed at Hazelbeach if planning permission is granted by Pembrokeshire County Council. A full application has been submitted to change the ground floor of Point House, overlooking the Cleddau at Hazelbeach
A SECOND World War hand grenade, which was discovered in a garden in Hakin on Tuesday (May 19), has been removed by the Explosive Ordinance Disposal Team. The grenade was discovered by an individual who was digging in their garden but on inspection
Fifty-seven people have now died of the coronavirus across Pembrokeshire, Ceredigion and Carmarthenshire, the latest figures from Public Health Wales (PHW) show. Six new cases of the virus have been identified across the Hywel Dda University Health
Clothing and homeware chain Next has unveiled a raft of new safety measures to keep staff and shoppers safe as they prepare to reopen stores nationwide. All Next stores have been shut since the country went into lockdown at the end of March but
Many large military aircraft have been spotted in the skies across the UK over in recent weeks. Out in the countryside, several people have reportedly heard jets flying through the skies late at night. Now the RAF has spoken out to reassure
WELSH Government ministers are urging victims of abuse, both adult and child, to reach out to specialist services and are asking members of the community to keep a watchful eye. Deputy minister and chief whip, Jane Hutt, said that during lockdown
People living in Wales’ most deprived areas are more likely to be self-isolating during Covid-19 restrictions, and are more likely to be feeling anxious, isolated and worried about their mental health, a survey reveals. Each week Public Health Wales
ACTION for Children's Women and Girls Together project has been busy delivering wellbeing packs to the girls and young women the service supports across Pembrokeshire during the coronavirus crisis. The packs contained items such as wellbeing advice
