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Living Well Multi Agency Drop in

First Thursday of the month
in Neuadd Tysul Hall, Llandysul 11 to 1pm
No appointments necessary - All free advise/support

Are you, your family or friends affected by?
Mental Health / Caring responsibilities / Debt, Benefit & Financial Issues / Physical Health Conditions / Long Term Illnesses / Housing Related Issues / Domestic Abuse / or anything else........

Do you need support with:
Social Isolation / Getting to know your local community? / Employment Support / Volunteering / Energy Supply / Bereavement Support / or anything else........

Come and see us or contact us.
E-bost / Email: communityhub@nacro.org.uk

0800 9176255

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Ceredigion County Council Residual Waste Restrictions

Kerbside restriction

From 23 June 2025, domestic properties in Ceredigion will be limited to one residual waste sack per week, which equates to three sacks per 3-weekly collection cycle. This is in addition to AHP waste from AHP registered customers, where the waste meets the AHP criteria, and is correctly presented for collection in AHP bags.

Please also visit our website for further information and F&Q: Residual Waste (Non-Recyclable Waste) - Ceredigion County Council

Household Waste Site Changes

In order to prevent residents from taking their residual waste bags to a Household Waste Site to avoid the restriction, “no unsorted waste” practices will be put in place at the county’s Household Waste Sites.

This is not an outright ban on non-recyclable waste, and there is currently no limit to the amount of non-recyclable waste that can be taken to a Household Waste Site, subject to the following conditions:

• The waste originates from a property in Ceredigion (proof of address will be necessary)

• The waste is from a domestic property. This excludes any waste resulting from commercial activity such as holiday accommodation

• The non-recyclable waste container does not contain anything that could have been recycled at the kerbside, or at the Household Waste

For further information please visit our website: Household Waste Sites & Recycling - Ceredigion County Council

Living Well Multi Agency Drop in

0800 9176255

Is your Facebook account secure?

Dyfed Powys Police have received a number of complaints of Facebook accounts being 'hacked'.
You can help prevent this:

- Change your Facebook Account Password and make sure it is strong and not used on other online accounts

- Enable Two Factor Authentication (2FA) - this will alert you if someone else is trying to gain access to your account

- Make sure your privacy settings are up to date on Facebook If an offer seems too good to be true - it normally is.

- Don't click on a link promising something you know you aren't entitled to even in the vain hope you may receive money for it.

- Don't enter your details into websites unless you know for sure the site is genuine.

- Don't accept friend requests unless you actually know the person requesting.

- Tell others so they can protect themselves against these criminals

Report crimes to Dyfed Powys Police: https://www.dyled-powys.police.uk/en/contact-us/report-an-incident/
or call 101

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Useful links

NHS 111 online symptom checker asset
Visit www.111.wales.nhs.uk and quickly check your symptoms for a variety of conditions and find out the best way to treat them. It will save you time by helping you find the right NHS service to treat your symptoms. #HelpUsHelpYou

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Did you know that if you have a minor injury there are clinics that can treat you so you don’t need to go to A&E? Find your closest clinic online. www.111.wales.nhs.uk
#HelpUsHelpYou

Pharmacy asset
Did you know pharmacists are qualified to give you clinical advice and sometimes may be your best and quickest way to access the right help? Check your symptoms online www.111.wales.nhs.uk and pop in to your local pharmacy. #HelpUsHelpYou

Emergency services asset
Did you know A&E departments should only be used for life threatening injuries or illnesses? An alternative NHS service like a minor injury unit might help you be seen and treated quicker. 999 and A&E are for real emergencies only. #HelpUsHelpYou