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• Council drops school budget warnings

  Vale of Glamorgan Council has dropped formal warnings against seven schools over their budget deficits.

• Burger stand owner fined for hygiene breaches

  The owner of a burger stand at a Barry Island funfair has been fined for serious breaches of food hygiene laws.

• Deputy First Minister pledges cleaner rivers

  The Deputy First Minister has told a summit at Hensol Castle that Wales will benefit from cleaner rivers.

• Two missing people found in overnight searches

  Two missing people were rescued by lifeboat crews during two overnight shouts.

• Unsolved: fresh bid to find taxi driver's killer

  A fresh appeal has been launched over the unsolved murder of a taxi driver more than 40 years ago.

• Calls for Old Harbour reserve turned down

  More than 600 people signed a petition backing calls to declare Barry's Old Harbour a local nature reserve.

• Barry man charged with assaulting police officers

  A man is due to appear in court accused of assaulting two police officers in Barry.

• Talks to be held on Cardiff Rugby sale

  The WRU says it has chosen its preferred bidder to take over Cardiff Rugby.

• Barry Arts Festival returns with Waldo play

  The Barry Arts Festival will return for 2026 with a one-man play in Welsh about wartime poet Waldo Williams.

• 32 arrested in wanted day-of-action

  32 people have been arrested in a day of action targeting wanted suspects across Cardiff and the Vale.

• No decision yet on Barry wood plant

  Controversial plans to expand a wood processing facility in Barry have been put on hold again.

• Plaid wins St Athan by-election

  Plaid Cymru has won a vacant seat on St Athan Community Council following a by-election.

• Council to relaunch street cleaning service

  A street cleaning service is being relaunched by Vale of Glamorgan Council this Spring.

• Petition supporting Tree Preservation Order reaches 1,000 signatures

  A petition supporting a Tree Preservation Order for ancient woodland at Reservoir Wood in Llandough has reached 1,000 signatures.

• Le Tour comes to Cardiff

  Le Tour de France, the world's biggest cycle race, will visit Cardiff next year.

• Trampoline park owner avoids jail

  The owner of a former trampoline park in Cardiff Bay has avoided jail for breaching food hygiene laws.

• Housing rent increase rubberstamped

  Rents for council housing in the Vale of Glamorgan are set to go up by more than 4% next year.

• Half-hourly Vale trains delayed again

  A pledge to introduce extra rail services on the Vale of Glamorgan Line has been delayed again.