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• 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.

• 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.

• Special school opening delayed until 2026

  Work to expand Ysgol y Deri in Penarth won’t be completed until next year after being affected by delays.

• Penarth RNLI veterans honoured by chief executive

  Long-serving volunteers at Penarth lifeboat station have been honoured by the RNLI's chief executive.

• Changes for local bus routes

  There'll be changes to two local bus routes serving the Vale of Glamorgan from the end of the month.

• Five to fight Illtyd ward by-election

  Five candidates will stand in a by-election for a Vale of Glamorgan Council seat in the Illtyd ward of the Barry.

• Offshore winds prompts watersports warning

  Lifeboat crews have urged watersports enthusiasts to think twice about taking to the sea in the Western Vale this weekend.

• Funfair owners 'shocked' after rollercoaster derails

  The owners of a Porthcawl funfair say they're shocked and upset after a rollercoaster derailed.

• Nell's Point restoration takes shape

  Work is continuing to transform a former public convenience into new restuarants at Barry Island.

• Drought declared after record dry spell

  A drought has been declared in the Vale of Glamorgan following the longest dry spell in nearly 50 years.

• Police warning over Penarth Pier 'tombstoning'

  Police are warning would-be tombstoners against the dangers of jumping from Penarth Pier.

• A-levels: Six of the best for Stefanie

  A student at Ysgol Bro Morgannwg in Barry is celebrating after she gained six A* grades in her A level results.

• Vale students celebrate A/AS level grades

  Nearly 82% of A Level students in the Vale earned A* to C grades ths year.

• Teenager assaulted at Barry Island

  Detectives are hunting a group of males who attacked a teenage boy at Barry Island.