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• Cyclist dies after Grangetown collision

  A retired social worker has died in hospital after he was hit by a car in Cardiff Bay last month.

• Aqua Park opponents to stage Senedd protest

  Aqua Park opponents are preparing to march on the Senedd in their latest protest against the controversial water park at Cosmeston Lakes.

• Arts festival hosts talk on 'the real' Mr Burton

  A teacher who inspired Richard Burton will be the subject of a special talk next month as part of the Barry Arts Festival.

• Barry placemaking plan 'lacks clarity' - Plaid

  Plaid Cymru politicians have criticised a 'lack of clarity' over a placemaking plan for Barry.

• Teachers and Staff awarded special recognition award following school fire

  St Athan Community Council has awarded the teachers and staff at the Village school a special recognition award, following a fire at the site earlier this year.

• New efforts to revive The Kymin

  A much-loved Penarth building could be put on the market again years after previous plans to sell it fell through.

• Seven arrested over attempted drug smuggling

  Seven men have been arrested after they attempted to smuggle drugs into Cardiff city centre.

• Volunteers needed in Barry to help the Royal British Legion’s Poppy Appeal

  The Royal British Legion is looking for new volunteers to help run its annual Poppy Appeal in Barry.

• Small Charity Week sparks call to strengthen Vale of Glamorgan's 198 charities

  With Small Charity Week celebrating the vital frontline efforts of countless small organisations, Ansvar Insurance is highlighting a critical and often overlooked challenge: financial resilience.

• NCI St. Donats Bay unveils new Interactive Zone

  NCI St. Donat's Bay has officially opened its first interactive information area.

• Kite Festival celebrates the Summer Solstice

  A free Kite Festival, which marks the summer solstice, is set to take place at the Knap later today.

• Penarth pub donates plants to loyal customer

  A Penarth pub has donated some of its plants and shrubs to one of its loyal customers.

• Cryptosporidium outbreak declared over

  A cryptosporidium outbreak linked to a farm shop in Cowbridge is officially over.

• Narayan makes U-turn on assisted dying

  Vale of Glamorgan MP Kanishka Narayan says he will now vote against the assisted dying bill.

• Longstand council worker receives praise ahead of retirement

  A street cleaner, who's helped keep Penarth looking tidy for five decades, has received heaps of praise ahead of his retirement.

• Passenger numbers up at Cardiff Airport

  Passenger numbers at Cardiff Airport have risen by 15% so far this year - with the summer season now in full swing.

• Cardiff Bay gears up for food festival

  Cardiff Bay is preparing to host the Welsh capital's annual food and drink festival later this month.

• Fresh calls for M4 relief road rejected

  Senedd members roundly rejected Conservative calls to deliver an M4 relief road, six years on from the Welsh Government pulling the plug on the project.