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Local Health Boards have issued a warning following reports of scam callers posing as GP practices and attempting to obtain patients' personal information.

Councillors have resolved to transform a village by building hundreds of new homes on its outskirts, though the plans ultimately might not come to light.

A primary school in Penarth is leading a new project to transform bilingual learning by tailoring Welsh language training to the specific needs of its staff.

South Wales Police and Gwent Police have launched a new online portal to help victims of crime stay updated on the progress of their case.

Penarth Pier Pavilion Cinema has received £65,000 from the Arts Council of Wales’ Arts Capital Investment Fund to support a significant upgrade to its projection and sound systems.

A new cafe could soon be coming to a High Street in Barry, should plans be approved.

Reform MS for Pen-y-Bont Bro Morgannwg, Sarah Cooper-Lesadd, has announced her defection to Plaid Cymru.

Wales’ culture minister fielded questions on Plaid Cymru's plans to press for the devolution of broadcasting in the Senedd’s first committee scrutiny session after the summer break.

A last-minute penalty by Marley Paines-Lang ensured Barry’s second-half fightback paid off with a victory, their third in three matches, which leaves the Bombers top of the table and the only unbeaten side.

The UEFA Executive Committee has confirmed that the 2029 UEFA Women's Champions League Final will take place at the National Stadium of Wales in Cardiff.

Barry Athletic bowlers are celebrating a double success, with both their Private Greens East Wales League teams winning promotion.

Barry Athletic Bowls Club clinched a second county title in a keenly contested Ladies Triples final against Penylan, their 21-17 victory being secured on the last end as the match finished in darkness.

Barry Arts Festival will welcome storyteller, writer and actor Dick Johns for an evening of humour, creativity and reflection at the Park Hotel on Wednesday 30 September at 8pm.

Penarth Pier Pavilion Cinema has received £65,000 from the Arts Council of Wales’ Arts Capital Investment Fund to support a significant upgrade to its projection and sound systems.

A volunteer‑run pop‑up cinema in Llantwit Major is set to bring films to rural audiences all year round, after securing support from The National Lottery Community Fund.