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• 'Still in the dark' over Aberthaw ash mound

  Residents living in the shadow of Wales’ last coal-fired power station are still in the dark as to when a mound of ash that used to cover their homes in dust will be removed.

• Tui flight diverted after bird strike

  A passenger flight from Cardiff Airport to Cyprus was diverted after a bird strike.

• Electric train rollout completed

  Transport for Wales (TfW) has completed its rollout of brand new electric trains on the Core Valley Lines.

• Llantwit Major council to take over public facilities

  Public facilities in Llantwit Major, including car parks and town councils, are being handed over to the town council.

• Barry: two men arrested for shoplifting

  Two men are being questioned on suspicion of shoplifting in Barry town centre.

• Councils launch major housebuilding scheme

  Council chiefs say eight new housing developments will be delivered in the Vale as part of a major partnership.

• Senedd revamp costs reach £4.22m

  Work to expand the Senedd's debating chamber to accommodate more politicians will cost the public purse an estimated £4.22m – up nearly 30% on an initial estimate.

• Illegal e-bikes and scooters seized in Cardiff Bay

  Police in Cardiff Bay have seized more than 40 illegal e-bikes and scooters in just one week.

• Cadoxton Primary launch search for Past and Present school voices

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  Pupils at Cadoxton Primary School are looking to hear from the Voices of the school past and present, as part of a new project.

• Penarth officially launches Placemaking plan to shape the town's future

  Penarth's Placemaking plan has been officially launched, taking a major step forward in shaping the town's future.

• Barry Curry House named Takeaway of the Year 2025

  Royal Balti in Barry has been awarded Best Takeaway of the Year 2025 at the Welsh & Midlands Curry Awards.

• Bro Radio Juniors Receives Two Nominations in the 2025 Community Radio Awards

  Bro Radio Juniors has been honoured with two nominations in the 2025 Community Radio Awards. 

• Cardiff ad restrictions 'could go further'

  Restrictions on adverts for junk food and other products in Cardiff have been welcomed by campaigners - but they said the new policy could go further.

• Senedd members’ pay to rise as lowest-paid staff face cuts

  The pay of politicians in Cardiff Bay is set to rise while some of the Senedd's lowest-paid support staff face cuts, the Welsh Parliament's pay body confirmed.

• Newly elected Illtyd Ward councillor hopes to to be a voice for his community

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  Newly elected Illtyd Ward Councillor Brandon Dodd has spoken exclusively to Bro Radio in his first interview since being elected.

• Hare coursing: farmers call for rural crime unit

  Farming unions are calling for more police action to tackle an increase in violent hare coursing incidents in the Vale.

• Bro Radio partners with Hospital Radio Glamorgan for Cardiff Half Marathon Coverage

  For the second year, Bro Radio is partnering with Hospital Radio Glamorgan to broadcast live from the 2025 Cardiff Half Marathon.

• 'Deep concerns' over tourism shake-up scrutiny

  Rushing through a law to regulate tourism accommodation in Wales risks curtailing vital scrutiny and denying the £1bn industry a voice, a Senedd committee warned.