Entries by Ed1
News Letter from Health Board
Covid Vaccine Newsletter from Swansea Bay University Health Board Date: February 4, 2022 Edition number: 34 Introduction: We have given more than 800,000 doses and continue to vaccinate seven days a week. Full details of where you can get the dose you need are below, along with information on other developments. Latest news Statement from […]
Covid Vaccine Newsletter from Swansea Bay University Health Board
Date: January 20, 2022 Edition number: 33 Introduction: Cases of the Omicron variant are falling as are the number of people being admitted to hospital with Covid. This good news has led the Welsh Government to begin the process of relaxing restrictions from level 2 down to level 0 by the end of January. There […]
Wolf Moon
The January full moon is traditionally called the Wolf Moon because wolves can be heard howling at the moon more around this time of year. It was believed that wolves howled more during the winter due to hunger. Taken by Mike Davies (RDN Photographer) — January17th.2022
Winter of Wellbeing
Free, fun activities for 16-24 year olds living in Neath Port Talbot
Covid Vaccine Newsletter from Swansea Bay University Health Board
Date: January 7, 2022 Edition number: 32 We now have wide-ranging availability for anyone aged 12+ who needs a 1st, 2nd or booster vaccine, subject to eligibility, including drop-ins and self-bookable slots. Details below in latest news. 8s and those under 18 in an at-risk group need to wait 28 days from the date of the positive […]
Snow in the Vale of Neath
Light snow on the Vale of Neath Mountains A sprinkling of snow on the Gnoll Park Neath. Taken 05/January2022 Mike Davies RDN Photographer
A Skulk of Foxes Spotted Locally
I took the car and had a short walk over Neath Mountain.. I could see flashes of colour but I had to be on tip toes not to disturb what ever could it be, and to my amazement it was a “Skulk” of foxes. i have never seen anything quite like it but it made my day A group of […]
Message from County Councillor Dean Lewis
I have attached some phone numbers to share with your readers, Have a wonderful Christmas and a better New Year, Stay safe Kind regards Dean
Carol Singing with Salvation Army Band
Skewen Salvation Army Band and nearly 200 villagers gathered outside Sardis last night, They joined together to sing carols and create a great Christmas atmosphere, It was a night to remember with a great feeling of the community coming together. REPORT BY NATASHA WILLIAMS