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• Gŵyl Fach y Fro turns ten!

  The Vale of Glamorgan's "biggest Welsh language party" is preparing to celebrate its tenth anniversary.

• New mental health support for football clubs

  Welsh football clubs are being encouraged to access new training courses on mental health awareness.

• Village green application goes to public inquiry

  A long-running campaign to save a village field from development has taken another turn.

• School inspectors praise Oak Field Primary

  Inspectors have praised a Barry primary school for its 'welcoming...and nurturing' environment.

• New Vale mayor takes office

  A Barry councillor has been elected as the new Mayor of the Vale of Glamorgan.

• Runaway dog reunited after lifeboat rescue

  A runaway dog has been rescued after she was spotted swimming out from Watchtower Bay.

• Seven more cases in cryptosporidium outbreak

  81 cases have now been confirmed in a cryptosporidium outbreak linked to a farm shop in Cowbridge.

• Senedd debates calls for smartphone school ban

  Senedd members warned "something must be done" with smartphones causing disruption in classrooms and fuelling mental health problems among pupils.

• Puppets and Curious Narratives exhibition opens at Art Central Gallery

  A new exhibition has opened at Art Central Gallery in Barry, delving into the world of puppets.

• Tributes paid to Cowbridge mayor

  Tributes are being paid to the Mayor of Cowbridge, the Reverend Heather Weddell, who has died.

• Funding to improve Vale tourism facilities

  Two tourism projects in the Vale will get a share of £5 million in Welsh Government funding.

• Cllr Clarke elected as new Barry mayor

  Cllr Dennis Clarke has been elected as the new Mayor of Barry.

• Health chiefs quizzed over digital delays

  Senedd members scrutinised health chiefs about years-long delays to digital transformation of eye care, with some services still relying on paper records and fax machines.

• Barry childminder honoured with care award

  A childminder from Barry has scooped another top national award.

• Senedd unites to pass Welsh education bill

  The Senedd unanimously passed a "far-reaching, truly historic" bill aimed at transforming education as part of the ambition of reaching a million Welsh speakers by 2050.

• Men United in Song project raises £15,000 for Prostate Cymru

  Men United in Song, a project led by Barry Male Voice choir, has raised £15,334 for Prostate Cymru.

• Youth arrested after Barry Island fight

  A teenager is being questioned following a fight on Barry Island.

• Barry Dock RNLI tasked to Sully Island following potential poisoning incident

  Barry Dock RNLI was tasked to Sully Island on Saturday following a potential poisoning incident.