MACMILLAN Cancer Support’s Welsh information and support bus, Bronwen, will be in towns across Ceredigion next week, including New Quay, Aberystwyth and Tregaron.

Bronwen comes with her friendly team of Macmillan information and support specialists, a team of frontline health and social care professionals with years of experience in caring and supporting people living with cancer.

The bus hosts two electronic information screens, a private room for sensitive conversations and two iPads to enable people to find the information they need on the spot.

Macmillan would like to encourage anyone living nearby or simply passing by who have questions about cancer to come and say hello.

On Monday, 29 January, the bus will be parked up in Church Road car park in New Quay between 9am and 4pm.

The next day, Tuesday, 30 January, the bus and the team will be available in Lower Regent Street car park in Aberaeron from 9am to 4pm.

On Wednesday, 31 January, people can visit the bus opposite NatWest on Owain Glyndwr Square in Aberystwyth from 8am to 3pm.

Between 8.30am and 3.30pm on Thursday, 1 February, Bronwen will be outside The Talbot Hotel on The Square in Tregaron.

On the last day of delivery, Friday, 2 February, the team will be available in Rookery car park on Peterwell Terrace in Lampeter from 9am to 4pm.

Moray Hayman, Bronwen Team lead cancer information and support specialist, said: “We encourage anyone who has been affected by cancer to come and see us, whether they’re living with cancer, have been recently diagnosed, caring for someone with cancer or worried about a loved one.

“As well as answering questions on the day, we can signpost to other cancer services in the area and provide information on a range of issues, including financial advice and wellbeing.”

Richard Pugh, head of services for Macmillan in Wales, said: “At Macmillan, we know how a cancer diagnosis can affect everything and we’re here to support you.”