Public Health Wales and Wrexham Council are advising anyone who visited the North and South Wales Bank pub in Wrexham between 9 and 20 August to be vigilant for the symptoms of Coronavirus.
Up to 160 new jobs will also be created
Feeling worried or anxious can have a big impact on your health, and for some people life at the moment can be particularly difficult.
11 new cases of Coronavirus were identified in the Wrexham community, following four days of testing at easy-access community testing centres in Hightown and Caia Park.
According to the latest national engagement survey conducted by Public Health Wales, 83 per cent of people would want to be vaccinated against Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) if a vaccine were to become available;...
Around 400 people were tested for COVID-19 on the first day of operations from two mobile testing centres in Wrexham.
As part of the Welsh Government’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Public Health Wales Pathogen Genomics Unit (PenGU) has been working collaboratively with key partners
Data specialists at Public Health Wales, partnering with NHS Wales Informatics Service, Population Data Science at Swansea University and Social Care Wales, will receive funding of up to...
The latest Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) public engagement survey report from Public Health Wales has been published and covers the period of 6 to 12 July, when 601 people were surveyed.
According to the latest national engagement survey conducted by Public Health Wales, nearly half (46 percent) of people are very or extremely concerned about...