Bridgend Council moves ahead with primary school reshuffle plans
The council wants to merge two primary schools and extend another in Cornelly
13:09, 7 APR 2021
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Welsh primary school Ysgol y Ferch O r Sgêr could be expanded as part of the plans.
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Landlords are being urged to accept more tenants on benefits in order to ease the UK housing shortage, according to Pick My Pad.
Despite the ban on landlords refusing tenants on benefits, there is a growing shortage of social housing and private accommodation for the homeless and individuals and families claiming Universal Credit or housing benefits.
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Two Premier convenience stores caught breaching Covid regulations
87 businesses in Bridgend county borough have been given improvement notices for breaching coronavirus rules.
18:39, 15 MAR 2021
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Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice Officials caught two Premier stores breaching coronavirus regulations in Bridgend and warned they could be closed if they do not improve.
Council workers gave improvement notices to Llan Mini-Market (Bridgend Rd, Llangynwyd) and Picton Stores (Picton St, Maesteg) on Thursday March 11.