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• Tributes to school cook Shirley

  Tributes have been paid to school cook Shirley Curnick, who died recently.

• Senedd 2026: Council leader on Labour shortlist

  The leader of Cardiff Council has been put on Labour’s shortlist of candidates running in the next Senedd election.

• Penarth man gets stalking prevention order

  A Penarth man has beome the first in Cardiff and the Vale to given a stalking prevention order (SPO).

• Barry shops 'pass' underage sales test

  Police say retailers in Barry town centre have 'passed' an underage sales test.

• Gorsedd honour for college chairman

  A Barry businessman and laywer will be inducted into the Gorsedd at this year's National Eisteddfod.

• Waterfront developers sorry over park delays

  Barry Waterfront developers criticised for not delivering facilities on time have apologised for futher delays at a new park.

• Geraint Jarman remembered at the Eisteddfod

  The life and career of Geraint Jarman will be remembered at a special National Eisteddfod tribute in Wrexham.

• Unexploded ordnance discovered in Plassey Street Penarth

  South Wales Police have confirmed the discovery of three German WW2 incendiary bombs in Plassey Street, Penarth.

• New kit installed for exercise scheme

  New exercise equipment has been unveiled at Penarth Leisure Centre for people who are inactive or live with chronic diseases.

• Manon wins Eisteddfod scholarship

  An aspiring soprano from Penarth has won a prestigious competition at the National Eisteddfod in Wrexham.

• Man airlifted to hospital after rock fall

  A 61 year-old man was airlifted to hospital with a suspected broken ankle after he fell on rocks near Rhoose Point.

• Police investigate Dinas Powys RTC

  Police are investigating a single vehicle collision in Dinas Powys.

• Aberthaw: demolition work passes first stage

  Cardiff Capital Region leaders say plans for a green energy hub in Aberthaw will need significant input from the private sector.

• Cardiff Bus drivers to stage three-week strike

  450 Cardiff Bus workers are to go on strike for three weeks in a row over pay and conditions.

• Two youths deny Kamran Aman murder

  Two teenage boys have pleaded not guilty to the murder of a father-of-one in Barry.

• Ty Hafan invites families to honour their loved ones in dedicated walk

  Tŷ Hafan Children’s Hospice is inviting families to honour the memory of a loved one whilst making sure no family lives their child's short life alone.

• Concerns over hotel for Afghan citizens

  Concerns have been raised over whether a hotel near Cardiff Airport is appropritate to temporarily house Afghan citizens.

• Councillors 'blindsided' by Aberthaw dispute

  Councillors charged with overseeing the Cardiff Capital Region say they were “blindsided” at a revelation it paid £5 million to settle a legal dispute.