PUBS can reopen their beer gardens on Monday as the coronavirus restrictions are eased further.

Hospitality venues such as pubs, restaurants and cafes in Wales will be allowed to reopen outdoors, after being restricted to takeaway orders only since December.

First Minister Mark Drakeford said the move was guided by the fact there is lower risk of catching Covid outdoors. Adding: "These changes will help the hospitality sector recover after a difficult 12 months."

Across the Amman, Towy, Gwendraeth and Swansea Valleys, some pubs - listed below - have announced their intention to reopen beer gardens from this Monday, April 26.

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The Raven Inn, Garnant

The Coopers, Betws

The Kitchen at Garnant Golf Club

The Cottage, Ammanford

The Red Lion, Llandybie

White Hart Inn, Llandeilo

The Angel Inn, Salem

Cottage Inn, Llandeilo

Plough Hotel and Restaurant, Rhosmaen

The Bluebell, Llandovery

Llwyn Country House, Llwynhendy

The Coal House Grill, Cross Hands

Phoenix Inn, Gorslas

Black Horse Inn, Pontarddulais

Pontardawe Inn, Pontardawe