What happened in Cowbridge this week

By Jack Wynn

20th Mar 2022 | Local News

The Milk Shed is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. (Image credit: The Milk Shed/Facebook page)
The Milk Shed is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. (Image credit: The Milk Shed/Facebook page)

Missed anything that happened in Cowbridge this week?

We always want you to be in the know at Nub News, so here's a round-up of everything that happened.

  1. Council reminds Cowbridge residents over 50 to claim older person benefits. Cowbridge residents over 50 are being reminded by the Vale of Glamorgan Council to claim benefits they may be entitled to. Click here to read more.
  1. UP CLOSE: Awesome Wales on their St David Awards nomination and why opening a shop in Cowbridge is the company's biggest achievement. Read the full story here.
  1. Cowbridge Male Voice Choir to perform for the first time since member's tragic death from COVID. Members of the Cowbridge Male Voice Choir will perform a concert at Llandaff Cathedral on April 9. Read more here.
  1. Cowbridge small independent shops 'the future' of the town centre. Small independent shops in Cowbridge and towns across Wales are the 'highest priority for the future'. Find out more here.
  1. Cowbridge farmer starts zero-mile milk business. Tomos Adams, 28, who lives on Llanfrynach Farm in Cowbridge, set up The Milk Shed with his father, David. Read more here.
  1. Council to upgrade CCTV in Cowbridge. A new CCTV network is set to be installed in Cowbridge as part of a new initiative by the Vale of Glamorgan Council. Read the full story here.

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