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• Welsh city could host Women’s World Cup games

  Cardiff is putting together a bid to be one of the host cities at the FIFA Women’s World Cup in 2035.

• Santa's Cause returns for Christmas 2025

  A campaign aimed at providing a gift for every child supported by Social Services in the Vale, who might otherwise go without, has been relaunched for 2025.

• Row over new cycle path between Cosmeston and Sully

  Vale of Glamorgan Council has been accused of proposing to “rip up” the green entrance to a village in a heated planning row over a new cycle path.

• ABP submits notification of Demolition for the Barry Biomass 2 facility at Barry Docks

  Associated British Ports has today submitted Prior Notification of Proposed Demolition for the main operational buildings for the Barry Biomass 2 facility on the Port in Barry.

• Ten Vale roads to be considered for speed limit changes following review

  The speed limit on ten roads in the Vale could change, including four that were previously reduced to 20mph following the implementation of the default speed limit in September 2023.

• The sad state Knap Gardens finds itself in

  Residents in Barry have called for action on the “sad” state their park now finds itself in.

• Sweeping cuts loom as Drakeford unveils £27bn spending plans

  The Welsh Government has unveiled its £27bn spending plans as a high-stakes budget showdown looms, with billions of pounds for public services teetering on a knife-edge.

• Over 10,000 visitors visited Cosmeston Lake Aqua Park during trial

  A controversial Aqua Park based at Cosmeston Lakes Country Park welcomed 10,000 visitors during its two-month trial.

• Ty Dyfan receives excellent inspection report

  A care home based in Barry has been rated 'good' in every category following an assessment by Care Inspectorate Wales.

• Feasibility Report Published on Agri-Food Technology Innovation Hub at Aberthaw

  A new feasibility report has been released, showing the potential impact of Aberthaw Agri-Food Technology Innovation Hub.

• Holton Road Indian named Takeaway of the Year 2025

  Tiffin Rasoi Barry on Holton Road has been awarded Takeaway of the Year 2025 at The Food Awards Wales 2025.

• Welsh-speaking community grants scheme expanded

  Community groups from across Wales are being invited to apply for grants of up to £10,000 to help them start a social business or community-led housing project.

• Vale Schools boost bike confidence following Active Travel Funding

  Several Vale schools have recieved new fleets of bikes, helmets, and storage facilities, after the Council secured Active Travel Funding.

• AI focused-IT services company to expand and create jobs

  A Bridgend IT services company, which is harnessing the power of AI is expanding and creating jobs with support from the Welsh Government.

• Farming jobs fears spark fiery Senedd debate

  A fiery debate has erupted over claims that a financial support scheme for farmers will lead to the loss of an estimated 1,100 jobs, 56,000 livestock and £76m.

• National museums face almost £3m budget gap

  The planned “business-as-usual” Welsh budget would leave national museums facing a near-£3m shortfall and lead to more cuts, the Senedd’s culture committee has heard.

• Bro Radio Academy star takes on Vale Breakfast at the Weekend

  A rising star of the Bro Radio Academy is set to take on the station's weekend Breakfast show.

• First solo exhibition for Barry artist

  A Barry artist is presenting her first ever solo exhibition in her adopted hometown.