Vale Council takes drastic action over Storm Eunice
#GlamorganStar #TrustedNews #Free #ValeOfGlamorgan #FollowUs
The Vale Council is taking Storm Eunice very seriously.
Basically, anything that has a gate or a main entrance will be closed tomorrow.
- All schools will close.
- Recycling and waste collections will not take place, residents are requested not to put items out for collection tomorrow and collections scheduled for Friday will be collected on Saturday.
- Council reception areas will be closed to the public.
- Council office buildings (Alps Depot, Civic Offices, Docks Office, Ty Jenner, Hen Goleg) will be closed to staff (with emergency access only at each site).
- Social Services Day Service buildings and services will be closed.
- Flying Start and Families First nursery settings will be closed.
- Leisure centres will open later than usual on Friday at 2:00pm.
- Public conveniences will be closed.
- Country parks and other parks will be closed where they can be secured.
- Libraries, adult education and culture settings (such as the Penarth Pier Pavilion and Arts Central in Barry) will be closed.
- Household Waste Recycling Centres will be closed.
- All bulky waste collections are suspended and these collections rearranged to Saturday.
- The Council is recommending all community centres to close.
| Comment on this article below
• | All rail services cancelled due to Storm Eunice
Pencoed tangled up by ‘Seaweeds’
With most of the half evenly fought and Pencoed edging the set piece, a charged…
Primary school’s former deputy head is banned from teaching
THE FORMER deputy headteacher at Romilly Primary School in Barry has been banned from the…
I make no apologies for calling Plaid Cymru ‘separatists’
Your Voice in The Senedd by Conservative MS Andrew RT Davies.
‘The importance of participation and continued learning’
Your Voice in The Senedd by Plaid Cymru MS Sarah Rees.
Opposition leaders clash with First Minister over independence rally
FIRST Minister Rhun ap Iorwerth clashed with opposition party leaders over independence and Wales’ place…
How Kevin saved a stranger’s life
A FORMER Barry resident is encouraging young people to join the Welsh Bone Marrow Donor…
| Comment on this article below
