Roads in Bridgend and Porthcawl have been closed off due to Storm Eunice damage.
Part of Bridgend Town Centre has been cordoned off after the roof of nightclub Hobos was damaged by the strong winds, in what the venue has described as another "devastating" setback after the last two years.
Both the fire service and police attended the scene at Queen Street in Bridgend and secured the area.
In a statement on social media, the club said: "As if the last two years hasn't been traumatic enough for us, storm Eunice has this morning torn through the roof of our building...
"Goes without saying this is absolutely devastating news for us just as we thought we were getting back to normality, we face another huge setback.
"Of course we will be closed this weekend and will have news and updates for you all as soon as we can, we're all trying to stay as positive as we can but as you can imagine this another tough and testing time but we will see it through."
The Rhiw shopping centre and indoor market have since closed.
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Elsewhere, police have closed John Street in Porthcawl and many shops have closed.
This comes as emergency services have received reports of tiles being ripped off the roofs and blown into the road, posing a danger to the public.
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South Wales Police tweeted: "Tiles being blown into the roadway by Porthcawl Hotel, avoid the area."
Elsewhere in the county, Maesteg residents have been asked to avoid the area surrounding Cross Street due to concerns regarding a "loose roof," says South Wales Police.
The A4063 has been temporarily closed in Maesteg after a tree fell and brought down power cables.
South Wales Police and Western Power are attending the scene.
Roads have been blocked by falling trees throughout the county, and many residents have reported damage to their properties from the strong winds.
Western Power have reported several power outages across the county.
Council Leader Huw David said: “Storm Eunice is proving to be one of the most disruptive and damaging that we have witnessed for some time, and I want to thank everyone who is out there working to keep people, homes and property safe.”
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