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• Flying Start building marks 65 years

  Celebrations are being held to mark the 65th anniversary of a key community resource in Barry.

• Barry Ladies Choir Summer Concert hailed a success

  Barry Ladies Choir Summer Concert on 1st July has been hailed a success, after packing out Holy Trinity Hall.

• Two Dogs from Cardiff Dogs Home Join South Wales Police as Specialist Search Dogs

  Two rescue dogs have been given a second chance, after joining South Wales Police as Specialist Search Dogs.

• High Commissioner visits Aberthaw power station

  South Africa's High Commissioner to the UK has paid a special VIP visit to the former Aberthaw power station.

• Three town placemaking plans launched

  Placemaking plans for Cowbridge, Llantwit Major and Penarth have been officially launched.

• Vale villages affected by huge dust clouds

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  The recent fine weather has seen homes and possessions covered in dust that was blown in from Aberthaw Quarry.

• Busy weekend for Whitmore Bay lifeguards

  The latest summer heatwave was also a very busy one for lifeguards based at Whitmore Bay.

• Questions over Aqua Park email trail

  Vale of Glamorgan Council is facing calls to explain emails with the operators of the controversial Cosmeston Lakes Aqua Park.

• Council criticised for Cosmeston planning

  Vale of Glamorgan Council has been criticised over its handling of the Aqua Park pilot at Cosmeston Lakes.

• Safety concerns 'unresolved' on mental health ward

  Inspectors say they're concerned over safety and environmental issues on a mental health ward at Llandough Hospital.

• Councillor defends litter bin removals

  A key decision-maker at Vale of Glamorgan Council has defended the removal of litter bins across the county despite complaints it is causing existing ones to overflow.

• Green Flag awards for 17 Vale spaces

  Seventeen sites in the Vale of Glamorgan have been awarded Green Flag status.

• Senedd would get final say on assisted dying - Miles

  The Senedd would have the final say on whether to implement assisted dying in NHS Wales, but services could be available outside the public sector, the health secretary confirmed.

• Health board 'disappointed' by intervention measures

  Cardiff and Vale health board says it's disappointed by the Welsh Government's decision to escalate intervention measures.

• Two rescued after jet ski incident

  Two people were rescued after an incident involving a jet ski at the mouth of the Ogmore river.

• Health board intervention stepped up

  Cardiff and Vale health board will be escalated to the second-highest level of government intervention, Wales' health secretary has confirmed.

• Barry rapist jailed for twenty years

  A Barry man who raped and assaulted his ex-partner has been jailed for twenty years.

• Residents open Gardens for The Children's Society fundraiser

  Seventeen households in Penarth will be opening their gardens to the public this weekend to raise funds for The Children's Society.