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• Cardiff Bus workers accept new pay deal

  Cardiff Bus workers have voted in favour of a new pay deal, averting the threat of strike action.

• Cardiff Council borrowing nears £1bn

  Borrowing at Cardiff Council has risen to nearly £1 billion in the last twelve months, according to new figures.

• Vale of Glamorgan named the treasure capital of Wales

  The Vale of Glamorgan has been named as the treasure capital of Wales, with the most finds over the past 34 years.

• Barry lifeguard competes in European championships

  A lifeguard from Barry is taking part in the European Lifesaving Championships.

• Barry Mayor welcomes residents to visit the Dovecote

  The Barry Mayor is inviting residents to visit the Dovecote, the only Grade I listed building in Barry.

• More neighbourhood patrols in Penarth and Barry

  Police say increased neighbourhood patrols led to a fall in theft and shoplifting offences in Penarth last month.

• FAW unveils Hensol HQ extension

  The FAW has unveiled a £3m extension to its headquarters at the Vale Resort in Hensol.

• Two swimmers rescued from Southerndown cliffs

  Emergency services dealt with 23 incidents on the Vale's coastline during the August Bank Holiday weekend.

• Man in hospital after Cardiff Bay assault

  A 52 year-old man was taken to hospital following a serious assault in Cardiff Bay.

• RNLI warns of stronger seas at Barry Island on Tuesday

  Barry Dock RNLI is warning of stronger seas at Whitmore Bay on Tuesday, as the remains of storm Erin send powerful waves our way.

• Barry Island assault: second youth arrested

  A second teenager has been arrested after a 15 year-old boy was assaulted at Barry Island.

• Calls to honour Gareth Jones

  Campaigners are calling for part of Barry's waterfont to be named after investigative journalist Gareth Jones.

• Blackweir Live: council refuses to reveal profits

  Concerns have been raised about Cardiff Council’s decision not to reveal how much it made from the Blackweir Live gigs this summer.

• Youth questioned after Barry Island assault

  A teenager has been questioned by detectives investigating a serious assault on a 15 year-old boy at Barry Island.

• Exercise 'Golden Pass' scheme praised

  There's been national recognition for an exercise scheme encouraging older people in the Vale to become more active.

• Barry fire: man held on suspicion of arson

  A man is being questioned by detectives following a suspected arson attack in Barry.

• School's class of 2020 celebrates GCSE results

  A Barry secondary school has been celebrating outstanding GCSE results from its 'class of 2020'.

• Facial recognition tech costs £3.5 million

  Facial recognition technology has cost South Wales Police more than £3.5m and led to 93 arrests since its introduction, according to the latest figures.