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• Sinkhole appears on Penarth High Street

  An emergency investigation is underway after a sinkhole appeared on High Street in Penarth.

• 'Real Living Wage' recognition for Vale Council

  Vale of Glamorgan Council has been recognised as a 'Real Living Wage' employer.

• Calls for plastic-wrapped veg ban amid health fears

  Alarming health warnings that microplastics are being found in human brains, blood and breastmilk sparked calls for a ban on single-use plastic on fresh fruit and vegetables.

• Actor Timothy Spall to switch on Penarth Christmas Lights

  Acclaimed actor Timothy Spall OBE will be the special guest at Penarth's Annual Christmas Lights Switch-on.

• Plans unveiled for new Aldi store in Barry

  Supermarket chain Aldi has announced plans for a new store in Barry, as part of a £7 million investment.

• Green housing partnership up for top award

  A housing partnership in the Vale of Glamorgan has been nominated for a top award.

• Welsh Water chief quizzed over job cuts

  Senedd members quizzed the boss of Dŵr Cymru about plans to cut around 500 jobs amid concerns about the "enormous" pay and bonuses pocketed by executives.

• Senedd backs buisness rates revamp

  The Senedd has rubber stamped plans to cut business rates for about 13,000 smaller high-street shops in Wales, while raising the amount payable for higher-value properties.

• First bus workers to strike again

  Another four-day strike by First Cymru bus workers will go ahead on Wednesday, the Unite union has confirmed.

• New 'compass' service for Vale families

  Vale of Glamorgan Council has launched a new advice and support service for families.

• Two charged after fireworks thrown from car

  Two men have been charged after fireworks were thrown from a moving car near the Butetown tunnels in Cardiff Bay.

• Barry Lights up in purple for world Polo Day

  Barry joined the globe in marking World Polio Day by illuminating local landmarks in a vibrant shade of purple.

• Calls to assess Bendricks' community needs

  A Barry councillor has called for a community needs assessment of the Bendricks area, amid proposals to build more housing.

• Welsh Government sets out draft budget

  The Welsh Government has unveiled details of the £27bn draft budget as ministers face a significant political test to get the spending plans passed by the Senedd.

• New recycling service for textiles

  A new service for recycling unwanted clothes and household fabrics will begin its rollout from later this month.

• Armed Forces award for Llanfair school

  A village primary school has been honoured for its support of children from the Armed Forces community.

• Hope's campaign to tackle student loneliness

  A Miss Wales hopeful from Llantwit Major has launched a new nationwide campaign to tackle loneliness among Welsh students.

• Four-day strike to hit First buses

  Bus workers in South Wales are staging a four-day strike after a new pay offer was rejected.