Wales has recorded 670 new cases of coronavirus over the weekend – with 40 in Gwynedd.

Data released this lunchtime shows that every county in Wales has recorded new cases of Covid-19, but no new deaths have been reported.

The figures released today cover a 48-hour period up to 9am on Sunday and show that Ceredigion recorded six new cases in that time.

Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire both recorded 19 cases each over that same time period with Powys recording 10 cases.

Gwynedd recorded 40 cases over the weekend with the highest number of new cases being recorded in Cardiff where 96 cases were recorded.

The rate of infection in Wales currently stands at 53.1 cases per 100,000 population.

Walk-in vaccination sessions are available to people in Ceredigion, Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire from today, Hywel Dda Health Board has announced.

Call into any of the mass vaccination centres throughout the region to receive your first vaccine dose, available for anyone aged 18 and over, or your second vaccine dose if it is due (all vaccines are available at each site, please call our booking team on 0300 303 8322 if you need to check if you are due your second dose):

• Aberystwyth (Thomas Parry Library, SY23 3FL): Open 7 days a week from Monday, 28 June onwards, 10am to 8pm.

• Cardigan (Teifi Leisure Centre SA43 1HG): Open 7 days a week from Friday, 2 July onwards, 10am to 8pm.

• Carmarthen walk-in (Halliwell Conference Centre, UWTSD, SA31 3EP): Open 7 days a week from Thursday, 1 July onwards, 10am to 8pm.

• Carmarthen drive-through (United Counties Showground, SA33 5DR): Open 7 days a week from Monday, 28 June onwards, 10am to 7pm.

• Haverfordwest (Pembrokeshire Archives, SA61 2PE): Open 7 days a week from Monday, 28 June onwards, 10am to 8pm.

• Llanelli (Ffwrnes Theatre SA15 3YE): Open 7 days a week from Monday, 28 June onwards, 10am to 8pm.

• Tenby (Tenby Leisure Centre, SA70 8EJ): Open Friday to Sunday from Friday, 2 July onwards, 10am to 8pm.

Alison Evans, lead clinical nurse for Hywel Dda’s mass vaccination centres, said: “Following the confirmation last week by the First Minister that Wales is at the start of a third wave, we knew we needed to make it as easy as possible for people to access the vaccine.

“I am incredibly proud of all our vaccination teams across our centres who are working incredibly hard to make sure we are able to provide the vaccine people need, when they need it.

“If you haven’t had your first vaccine it is never too late; call in to your local centre and we will arrange this for you. We have plans in place to ensure we can vaccinate most people there and then but if for any reason we can’t please be assured we will get a vaccine sorted for you as soon as possible.

“Our staff will also be more than happy to speak to anyone who is unsure if they want to have the vaccine and may have questions they want answers to before having one.

"We have friendly, expert teams across all our centres so please, if you have any doubts about having the vaccine, please call in to see us for a chat. We will answer any questions you may have so you can make the right decision for you.”