News in Cowbridge

THE THIRD winner of Cowbridge Chamber of Trade's competition has been announced - but there is still time to enter the final prize draw.

Cowbridge Chamber of Trade is running a weekly prize draw for shoppers in the town, with £30 cash to be won each Saturday before Christmas.

Father Christmas, aka Santa, rode through Cowbridge High Street on a Land Rover-drawn sleigh yesterday as part of Cowbridge Rotary Club's annual display of festive fun.

For many years, Cowbridge Rotary has helped Santa Claus on these Christmas visits to the Vale.

THE SECOND winner of Cowbridge Chamber of Trade's competition has been announced - but there is still time to enter the prize draw.

Cowbridge Chamber of Trade is running a weekly prize draw for shoppers in the town, with £30 cash to be won each Saturday before Christmas.

Nub News have teamed up with Vale resident and computer scientist Michael Fox to bring you a daily update of localised COVID statistics.

Please flick through the gallery to find graphs and maps with the most up-to-date case numbers.

Nub News have teamed up with Vale resident and computer scientist Michael Fox to bring you a daily update of localised COVID statistics.

Please flick through the gallery to find graphs and maps with the most up-to-date case numbers.

COUNCIL, police and health chiefs have issued a joint statement expressing "extreme concern" over the sharply increasing number of Coronavirus cases in the Vale of Glamorgan and Cardiff.

They warned the region is facing a record high number of cases, in what could soon be "the worst period of the pandemic".

FORAGE Farm Shop and Kitchen has reopened following a ten-day closure due to Coronavirus.

On Sunday 29 November, a customer of the Forage Farm restaurant on 26 and 27 November tested positive for Covid-19.

Forage Farm Shop and Kitchen has been closed until further notice due to Coronavirus.

Staff at Forage Farm Shop and Kitchen say they are disappointed but the closure is in the interest of customer safety.

FIRST Minister Mark Drakeford has announced a revised four level alert system for Wales as part of the "effort to bring Coronavirus under control" for next week.

Speaking at a press conference today, Mr Drakeford also announced that primary schools will close from next week, and 'hub' provision will be provided for vulnerable children and children of essential workers.

CONWAY Hawkins has run Colwinston Youth Club for almost forty years.

A former Cowbridge Police Sergeant, Conway noted the impact the Church Street youth centre had on reducing anti-social behaviour and youth crime.