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• Concern over imported chicken in school meals

  Vale of Glamorgan Council says it will review where it sources food produce following concerns over imported chicken in school meals.

• Rhys unveils red bench 'in living memory'

  A Penarth man who survived a health scare has unveiled a red bench to mark the British Heart Foundation's 65th anniversary.

• Barry: plans lodged for 70-home development

  70 new homes could be built near Barry Docks as part of a major housing scheme.

• Plans to revamp Heritage Coast centre

  A visitors' centre for Glamorgan's Heritage Coast could see new improvements if plans get council approval.

• Carnival drummers join pirate opera encore

  A group of international carnival drummers will join an encore performance of a unique pirate opera in Penarth this weekend.

• Barry Fairtrade quiz night raises £500

  More than £500 has been raised for two charities at the annual Big Barry Fairtrade Quiz.

• Cardiff & Vale Credit Union on the move

  Cardiff & Vale Credit Union’s Barry Branch is set to move this April.

• Penarth: new bid to turn former gym into shop

  Plans have been lodged to turn a further Penarth gym into a new retail space.

• A New Brewery is coming to the Vale of Glamorgan - Nash Point Brewing Co in Barry

  A new microbrewery is quietly taking shape at Atlantic Business Park in Barry, taking on the former VOG Brewery Unit.

• Ex-shooter hits Postcode Lottery jackpot

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  A former Commonwealth Games shooter has scooped a £250,000 jackpot on the People's Postcode Lottery.

• Cogan: police investigate teenager's death

  An investigation is continuing into the sudden death of a teenager at a house in Cogan.

• Convertible firearms targeted in gun amnesty

  South Wales Police are warning of the dangers of blank firing guns 'falling into the wrong hands'.

• No Aqua Park at Cosmeston this summer - Council

  A controversial water park attraction won't be returning to Cosmeston Lakes this summer.

• Councillors back call for quieter fireworks

  Cardiff Council has passed a motion urging the UK and Welsh governments to make fireworks quieter.

• Six Nations kick off for DES scheme

  A popular pub scheme for designated drivers will be returning for the Six Nations.

• Headteacher up for St David's Award

  The headteacher of two Barry secondary schools has been nominated for a prestigious St David's Award.

• 25 arrested in second day-of-action

  A Barry man has been charged following another day-of-action targeting wanted suspects.

• South Wales Police precept set to rise

  The amount people pay for policing in South Wales could increase by almost 7% next year.