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The Flintshire Test Trace Protect team are reminding people living in Flintshire to be alert for coronavirus symptoms. The advice comes after a growing number of coronavirus cases across the County.
Whilst Flint has been highlighted in recent days, there are rising numbers across the whole of Flintshire and anyone displaying the main COVID-19 symptoms:
• a fever;
• a new continuous cough;
• a loss/change of taste and smell;
should self-isolate immediately for 10 days (together with the rest of their household) and book a Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) test by visiting the Welsh Government website: https://gov.wales/getting-tested-coronavirus-covid-19 or by phoning 119.
Flintshire residents are being encouraged to put forward suggestions of the best food and drink produced in the county to help create an ‘ultimate’ local hamper to be exclusively offered up for a competition.
With the nation moving into the warmer months, now is the perfect time to experience some new delicacies as you enjoy all the area has to offer.
And Flintshire is launching a campaign to showcase why you don’t need to go further than the county border to find some of the best food and drink around.
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Residents and businesses across Wales who think that someone has purchased or sold age restricted products to an underaged person can now report is anonymously to Crimestoppers.
Trading Standards Wales and the charity Crimestoppers have joined forces to provide a service that enables members of the public to anonymously provide valuable information to help keep communities safe and healthy.
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Flintshire’s summer play schemes are gearing up for a safe summer of fun.
The schemes will be delivered by the Council’s Play Development Team in partnership with local town and community councils, Flintshire Families Disability Service and Welsh Government.
The play schemes start across the county from Monday 19 July (Monday to Friday). All sessions are free of charge for children aged 5 to 12 years.
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Are you looking for work in the hospitality sector and need some help and advice?
Then come along to Mold market on Wednesday 7 July where Communities For Work Flintshire, Jobcentre Plus and Careers Wales will be in the Daniel Owen Square promoting lots of local vacancies.
Between 9:30am and 2:30pm, they will be on hand to offer information and advice on the many different roles on offer is this diverse sector of the economy.
Hospitality offers many opportunities which can put you on the first rung of a promising career – either here in Flintshire, nationally or even internationally!
Whether it be as a result of Covid-19 or some other reason, shortages of staff in various roles, particularly front-of-house staff and chefs, is, in some cases, forcing businesses to restrict their trading hours.
So, if you are ready to work in an interesting and varied sector of the economy, come and talk to the team on 7 July.
For more information:
Contact janiene.davies@flintshire.gov.uk or nia.parry@flintshire.gov.uk.
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