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• Junk food ads ban goes ahead

  The go-ahead has been given for a ban on unhealthy food adverts in some public spaces in the Vale.

• Coney Island: safety issues raised on jet ride

  An investigation into a rollercoaster accident at a Porthcawl funfair has found safety issues on a second ride.

• 'No quick fix' for Ogmore's bathing water

  Environment experts have warned that there will not be a quick fix to the water quality problems at Ogmore-by-Sea.

• Council faces 'race against time' to replace data system

  Vale of Glamorgan Council is in a race against time to replace a digital system that stores the data of people in care before it becomes unsupported.

• Specsavers donates hi-vis vests to support children’s safety

  Specsavers opticians in Barry are helping keep children safe during their outdoor activities by gifting hi-visibility vests.

• Man jailed for sexually abusing girls

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  A man who sexually abused a teenage schoolgirl on a bus has been jailed for 23 months.

• Aberthaw energy firm donates office furniture

  Office furniture has been donated to schools, businesses and organisations across the Vale of Glamorgan.

• Explore historic sites across Wales for free this September

  Residents are being invited to explore more than 200 historic sites across Wales free of charge this month.

• Civic society opposes Cosmeston aqua park

  A heritage group has spoken out against the controversial Aqua Park at Cosmeston Lakes.

• Calls for 'Gavin and Stacey Week' in Barry

  Local historians have suggested organising a 'Gavin and Stacey' week as part of a £20 million regeneration scheme for Barry.

• Welsh Music Prize 2025 Shortlist revealed

  This year's Welsh Music Prize Shortlist has been announced, with 15 incredible albums taking the stage at this year's 15th anniversary show. 

• CCTV appeal for 'potential witness'

  Police are looking for a man who helped a woman in distress in Cardiff Bay nearly two years ago.

• Cardiff Bus workers accept new pay deal

  Cardiff Bus workers have voted in favour of a new pay deal, averting the threat of strike action.

• Cardiff Council borrowing nears £1bn

  Borrowing at Cardiff Council has risen to nearly £1 billion in the last twelve months, according to new figures.

• Vale of Glamorgan named the treasure capital of Wales

  The Vale of Glamorgan has been named as the treasure capital of Wales, with the most finds over the past 34 years.

• Barry lifeguard competes in European championships

  A lifeguard from Barry is taking part in the European Lifesaving Championships.

• Barry Mayor welcomes residents to visit the Dovecote

  The Barry Mayor is inviting residents to visit the Dovecote, the only Grade I listed building in Barry.

• More neighbourhood patrols in Penarth and Barry

  Police say increased neighbourhood patrols led to a fall in theft and shoplifting offences in Penarth last month.