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• Residents oppose old cottage conversion

  Residents in Dinas Powys are furious about plans to turn an old cottage on a small lane into expensive new homes, claiming it could put lives at risk.

• Barry placemaking plan targets empty shops

  A placemaking plan for Barry could see empty buildings in the town centre brought back into use.

• Lauren takes to the till for Tŷ Hafan

  Lauren Price is preparing to swap her world championship belts for a Tŷ Hafan volunteer's badge.

• Work vans targeted by thieves

  Detectives are hunting thieves who targeted work vans in Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan to steal power tools.

• Maintenance work to hit Vale train services

  Trains on the Vale of Glamorgan line will be suspended next month due to essential maintenance works.

• Chemical spill in Llantwit Major

  Fire crews spent more than six hours dealing with a chemical spill in Llantwit Major.

• Drifting paddleboarders rescued off Ogmore

  Two paddleboarders were rescued after they drifted out to sea off Ogmore.

• Man waiting years in agony for a hip replacement

  A bed-bound Cardiff man has been waiting for years in growing agony for a hip replacement, only to find his surgery keeps being pushed back.

• Inquest opens into father's death

  An inquest into the death of father-of-one Kamran Aman in Barry has been opened and adjourned.

• Soft Plastics trial collects 2.5 tonnes from homes every week

  A soft plastics trial in the Eastern Vale of Glamorgan has been praised, with the scheme already collecting 2.5 tonnes of soft plastics from homes every week.

• Cardiff Airport subsidy faces legal challenge

  Bristol Airport has confirmed it is taking legal action against the Welsh Government over its subsidy plan for Cardiff Airport.

• New golfing attraction on hold

  Plans for a major new golf attraction in Cardiff Bay are on hold after the firm behind it announced a restructuring exercise.

• Coney Beach amusement park set to close in October

  Coney Beach Amusement Park has announced that it will close this October.

• Tributes paid to Barry and Vale of Glamorgan Councillor

  Tributes are being paid to councillor Howard Hamilton, who passed away last weekend.

• Headteacher's warning over literacy skills

  Literacy and numeracy problems have increased among children according to the head of a Barry primary school where many entrants are non-verbal.

• Street Food Circus Returns to St Donat’s Castle with Fantastic Fȇte

  Street Food Circus will return to St Donat's Castle, near Llantwit Major for its largest events of the summer.

• Free summer holiday activities unveiled

  Families in the Vale will be able to enjoy dozens of free and low-cost activities during the school summer holidays.

• Tourism tax plans get green light

  The Senedd has passed plans for a £1.30-a-night tourism tax in parts of Wales from 2027.