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• Calls to honour Gareth Jones

  Campaigners are calling for part of Barry's waterfont to be named after investigative journalist Gareth Jones.

• Blackweir Live: council refuses to reveal profits

  Concerns have been raised about Cardiff Council’s decision not to reveal how much it made from the Blackweir Live gigs this summer.

• Youth questioned after Barry Island assault

  A teenager has been questioned by detectives investigating a serious assault on a 15 year-old boy at Barry Island.

• Exercise 'Golden Pass' scheme praised

  There's been national recognition for an exercise scheme encouraging older people in the Vale to become more active.

• Barry fire: man held on suspicion of arson

  A man is being questioned by detectives following a suspected arson attack in Barry.

• School's class of 2020 celebrates GCSE results

  A Barry secondary school has been celebrating outstanding GCSE results from its 'class of 2020'.

• Facial recognition tech costs £3.5 million

  Facial recognition technology has cost South Wales Police more than £3.5m and led to 93 arrests since its introduction, according to the latest figures.

• GCSEs: Vale students congratulated on results

  28% of GCSE students in the Vale of Glamorgan achieved A or A* grades this year.

• Man questioned in Riverside murder inquiry

  A 37 year-old man is being questioned on suspicion of murder in the Riverside area of Cardiff.

• Police appeal for missing man

  Police are appealing for help to trace a 59 year-old man missing from Llandough.

• Barry residents invited to help shape £2 million a year Barry plan for Neighbourhoods investment

  Residents in Barry are being invited to shape how £2 million a year will be spent in the Town over the next ten years.

• WRU plans to cut two pro rugby teams

  The WRU has confirmed it wants to halve the number of professional rugby regions from four to two.

• Cardiff Bay police target nuisance drivers

  Police in Cardiff Bay are stepping up their efforts to crackdown on nuisance drivers.

• Junk food ads: Tory MS attacks restrictions

  A Conservative Senedd member has attacked plans to restrict junk food advertising in the Vale.

• Rhoose's red dragon mural disappears

  Residents in Rhoose have expressed their disappointment after finding out that a popular mural has disappeared.

• Barry war museum marks VJ Day 80

  Commenorations were held at the Barry Museum and Heritage Centre for the 80th anniversary of VJ Day.

• Hundreds of high-rise flats await safety work

  Hundreds of high-rise buildings which need to be made fire safe in Wales are still in the planning stages.

• Ogmore: three lifeboat shouts in three hours

  Lifeboat crews were called out to three incidents in just three hours at Ogmore on Monday.