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Three of six candidates standing in the Pen-y-Bont Bro Morgannwg constituency have stepped down, less than a week after the party launched its full list of Senedd candidates.

Looking for something to do this weekend? Here are six events submitted to Bro Radio, taking place on Saturday and Sunday.

Vale of Glamorgan Council has approved a new placemaking plan for Barry.

Plans have been submitted to use a popular Cardiff park for a major series of live events this summer.

Plans have been filed to build more than 100 homes on green space outside of Cowbridge.

Cardiff Council has pledged to work with the new Welsh Government to tackle a troubled hospital.

Just weeks into the election campaign, two candidates standing locally have stepped down.

Barry Dock RNLI has issued safety advice to those visiting Sully Island, after they received their first shout out of the year to the Island.

The friendly fixture provided an opportunity for several Under-16s to show Barry’s Youth coaches what they could offer when they move up next season.

This was a desperately needed win for Barry in their final game, but with fellow relegation-threatened Cambrian Welfare also winning, the issue of who goes down with Rhydyfelin is still far from settled.

Barry RFC Youth were left frustrated after their match against Tylorstown was abandoned after 25 minutes, when a bonus point victory looked to be on the cards.

Dinas Powys took a big step towards safety with this narrow victory. With one game to play Dinas are on 27 points.