The Welsh people are bracing themselves for another day of scorching temperatures and daily disruption as the red weather warning for extreme heat throws all it has before expiring tonight.
The red alert will not expire until midnight, with schools, public transport and health services among those either closed, cancelled or under severe pressure. Here is all the latest information for those planning their days in Abergavenny.
School closures: Gilwern Primary Llantillio Pertholey Primary Magor CIW Primary & Nursery from midday Raglan Primary Rogiet Primary Shirenewton Primary Undy Primary & Nursery from midday Archbishop Rowan Williams from midday Castle Park Primary from midday Dewstow Primary & Nursery from midday Durand Primary & Nursery from midday The Dell Primary Ysgol Gymraeg y Ffin from midday Chepstow School from 12:15pm Kymin View Primary from 12:30 Llandogo Primary Usk CIW Primary Ysgol Gymraeg Trefynwy Goytre Fawr Primary Overmonnow Primary, Nursery & SNRB King Henry VIII 3-19 School St Marys RC Cross Ash Llanvihangel Crucorney Primary Llanfoist Primary Pembroke Primary, Nursery & SNRB Thornwell Primary & Nursery Ysgol Gymraeg y Fenni & Meithrin Our Lady & St. Michaels RC Primary |
Rail cancellations: 9.07 to Cardiff Central 9.33 to Manchester Piccadilly 10.59 to Cardiff Central 11.33 to Manchester Piccadilly 13.10 to Cardiff Central 13.33 to Manchester Piccadilly 15.01 to Cardiff Central 15.29 to Manchester Piccadilly |
Council services Waste collection crews will be starting their rounds earlier than usual. This change is to help protect the health and safety of our staff, who work in physically demanding conditions and are more at risk during high temperatures.
All Household Waste Recycling centres will be closed on Wednesday 24 June and Thursday 25 June. Community Hubs and Libraries will be closed from 1pm on Thursday 25 June 2026. |
Health services Critical Incident remains ongoing as staff continue to manage significant pressure across services. With very hot weather continuing, everyone should take extra care and look after themselves and others. Please stay hydrated, seek shade where possible and avoid becoming overheated, particularly if those who are older, very young, or have underlying health conditions. Only attending the Emergency Department at The Grange University Hospital if it is life threatening or you have a very serious injury. Other hospitals, GP, Pharmacy, Dental and optometry colleagues are also under severe pressure due to the effects of the extreme temperatures. Anyone who is unsure of where to go for care, please call 111 for help and advice. Those with an appointment today or tomorrow, please attend as planned unless you are contacted by the health board. If the appointment needs to be rearranged, they will get in touch directly. Anyone who feels unable to attend safely due to the heat will not be adversely affected and a new appointment will be arranged as soon as possibe. |





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