With longer days and the easing of some restrictions, Ceredigion residents are being urged to be safe and responsible.

Ceredigion County Council is working with Dyfed-Powys Police to remind both residents and visitors to remember the key points to keep the county open and Covid-19 infection rates low.

Keeping a social distance, wearing a face covering and washing hands regularly are vital to enjoy Ceredigion responsibly.

A council spokesperson said: "Over the Easter weekend, some areas in Ceredigion were visited by a large number of people. We thank those who were following rules, however, are disappointed with some individuals who were not.

"With the tourism season starting, the opening of outdoor hospitality and attractions on 26 April and another bank holiday soon approaching at the start of May, both businesses and individuals are asked to be mindful of their actions."

Any business who is unsure of their responsibilities is urged to check the guidance on the Welsh Government’s website:

Businesses can download guidance and public information posters from the council’s website: www.ceredigion.gov.uk/business/covid-19-supporting-ceredigion-s-economy

To report a possible breach of Covid-19 measures, go to the Dyfed-Powys Police website: www.dyfed-powys.police.uk/tua/tell-us-about/c19/v7/tell-us-about-a-possible-breach-of-coronavirus-covid-19-measures/