As it happened: Coronavirus in Wales on Wednesday 22 April - BBC News
The latest news and developments from Wales on the coronavirus pandemic on 22 April.
A barman from Swansea is serving his community in a different way after setting up a Facebook group as the coronavirus pandemic loomed.

Patrick Mulder said he didn’t expect it to blossom into a support network manned by 185 volunteers throughout the Sketty area.

They not only deliver food and prescriptions but arrange memorable moments, including for one Swansea City supporter who is self-isolating with multiple sclerosis.

Mr Mulder said: “The father couldn’t visit him and they were both understandably distressed.

“He told us that his son was a big Swansea City fan, and within hours the manager, Steve Cooper, rang him."

Other deliveries have included musical instruments to help people pass the time at home, and a fridge for an NHS worker staying in a hotel to store their insulin medication in.

Mr Mulder set up the Sketty Community Outreach Group on 15 March, eight days before the lockdown started.

On 21 March, the newly-formed group had 3,500 leaflets printed at Geoff’s Print Shop, Tycoch, and then delivered them around the area.

“That ignited the touch paper and the group has been growing steadily ever since,” said Mr Mulder.

Part of its success, he said, was due to Swansea Council local area coordinators Tara Hughes and Ben Davies-Thompson, who have set up a “street champion” scheme to match people in need with their nearest volunteer.