Pembrokeshire County Council Leader, Councillor David Simpson, has provided a further coronavirus update for Wednesday, 1st April, as follows:
‘It has been another busy day for my colleagues within the Authority and everyone is working hard to tackle Covid-19.
Pembrokeshire County Council’s Cabinet Member for Economy, Tourism, Leisure and Culture, Paul Miller, has announced that payments to businesses started today (Wednesday, 1st April).
The education profession in Wales has been thanked in an Easter break message by Education Minister, Kirsty Williams.
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The 11 cemeteries run by Pembrokeshire County Council have been closed to public access along with the office and grounds of Parc Gwyn Crematorium in Narberth.
Both the cemeteries and crematorium will still open for funerals - albeit with the number of mourners restricted to 12 as announced on 20th March.
St Marks Primary School in Merlins Bridge will open as a hub for the children of key workers from Monday (6th April), to provide extra childcare support in the Haverfordwest area.
The following announcement has been made by Pembrokeshire County Council’s School Admissions Service:
Due to the current situation with the coronavirus, all applications for mid term transfers between schools will now be considered for a September 2020 start only.
