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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.

A disused office building in Barry has been transformed into modern accommodation for people facing homelessness, after redevelopment work at Cadoxton House was completed ahead of schedule.

An independent assessment of the challenges facing Cardiff and Vale University Health Board has been published today as part of the Level 4 intervention overseen by NHS Wales Performance and Improvement and commissioned by the Welsh Government.

Three new CoastSnap stations are being installed along the Glamorgan Heritage Coast this month, giving residents and visitors a hands‑on way to help scientists track how the Vale of Glamorgan’s shoreline is changing.

A striking steel sculpture created for Marie Curie’s year as the Official Charity of the 2026 TCS London Marathon has been given a permanent home outside the charity’s hospice in Penarth.

South Wales Police have confirmed that a 31‑year‑old woman from Barry has died following an incident at a property in Langham Way, Leckwith, on Saturday, 1 August.

A Vale of Glamorgan entrepreneur has been recognised with a major national award for her work developing new technology aimed at improving sustainability in the construction sector.

Cardiff Airport has once again been recognised for the quality of its support for disabled passengers, keeping its ‘Very Good’ rating in the UK Civil Aviation Authority’s latest Airport Accessibility Report.

Two Vale teams will feature in the First Qualifying Round of the Bute Energy Welsh Cup on Sunday 20th September.

The Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) and official kit supplier Macron have unveiled the new Home and alternate kits for the senior national teams.

Barry Town United’s upcoming Cymru Premier fixture against Cardiff Metropolitan University has been rescheduled for Saturday 15 August, with the match now kicking off at 12.30 pm.

July’s series of heatwaves have forced changes to Barry RFC’s planned build-up to the new rugby season.

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.

Barry Town Council's popular Family Fun Day, with this year’s event set to transform Central Park and King Square into a fantasy‑themed adventure on Thursday 27 August.