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Pupils across the Vale of Glamorgan have once again delivered impressive A and AS Level outcomes, with results released today showing high achievement across schools in the county.

Llantwit Major School is marking its strongest A Level performance to date, with almost half of all students securing the top grades.

The Senedd’s summer recess is well underway, meaning there are no regular plenary sessions, First Minister’s Questions or committee meetings taking place.

Vueling has withdrawn its scheduled winter flights between Cardiff and Alicante.

A popular Barry play area has been closed after a fire caused significant damage to equipment early on Monday morning.

Local campaigners are taking their fight for greater equality in Welsh women’s football to Parliament this month, hoping to create stronger career pathways for the next generation of players

Nickleby’s Bookstore in Llantwit Major has hosted a special book signing for Vale of Glamorgan councillor Gwyn John, who has published his first novel, The Boy from Amroth—a coming‑of‑age story set in 1950s West Wales.

City Hospice’s Forever Flowers display has opened to the public, offering people the chance to celebrate and remember the lives of loved ones, including family, friends and colleagues, with unique and lasting tributes and has returned to Cardiff Castle for a sixth consecutive year.

Barry Town United return to Jenner Park this Saturday as The Town welcome local rivals Cardiff Met in the Novira Cymru Premier.

Fans travelling to Cardiff for Manchester City v Arsenal on Sunday 16 August are being urged to plan ahead, with extensive road closures and changes to public transport in place around the city centre.

BBC Cymru Wales has agreed a new three‑year broadcast partnership with the Football Association of Wales (FAW), securing live coverage of selected Novira Cymru Premier fixtures until 2029.

Local campaigners are taking their fight for greater equality in Welsh women’s football to Parliament this month, hoping to create stronger career pathways for the next generation of players

A major new international festival celebrating Wales's rich musical heritage today unveils its first headline artist, with world-renowned tenor Andrea Bocelli set to perform his first ever headline concert at the Principality Stadium

Glamorgan Archives is inviting residents to step behind the scenes next month as it throws open its doors for a special day of tours, talks and hands‑on history.

Eight hundred singers took part in a single competition for choirs at the National Eisteddfod.