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• Barry murder investigation - Victim named

  Police have named the man who died in Barry on Monday night as 38-year-old Kamran Aman.

• Vale Butchers wins at National Awards Ceremony

  Farmers Pantry, based in the Vale of Glamorgan, has won Best Large Butchers in Wales at the British Butchery Awards 2025.

• Cardiff bus services under threat as workers ballot for strike action

  Unite members at Cardiff Bus, including bus drivers, could take industrial action over pay and conditions.

• Murder investigation launched followed incident in Barry

  Police in the Vale of Glamorgan have launched a murder investigation following an incident in Barry on Monday evening.

• Labour’s PIP u-turn is too little, too late say Plaid Senedd candidates

  Plaid Cymru Senedd candidates Cllr Mark Hooper and Sarah Rees have warned that the UK Government’s u-turn on Personal Independence Payments is “too little, too late”.

• Innovative Vale project wins big at Construction Awards

  A project which brings together 24 social landlords, alongside the Vale Council and Welsh Government, has won a prestigious award at the 2025 Constructing Excellence in Wales Awards.

• NCI St Donat's Bay station upgrade sees new camera launch lifesaving action

  A new camera installed to help coast-watchers keep people safe triggered the recovery of lost paddleboarders just an hour after being installed.

• Police at the scene of serious incident in Barry

  Emergency road closures are in place around Court Road and Barry road, due to a serious incident.

• Nominations wanted for 24-hour clean-up

  A cleaning firm is looking for spaces in the Vale of Glamorgan to spruce up in just 24 hours.

• Blackweir Live faces the music

  A Welsh Government minister has called on councils to be mindful of the impact of events on public spaces as a controversial series of gigs gets underway in Cardiff.

• Housing plan for Penarth mansion approved

  A Victorian mansion in Penarth left empty for years will be transformed into new housing.

• Marie Curie garden fayre raises £4,200

  A Penarth hospice has raised over £4,200 at its first garden fayre in over a decade.

• Maintenance work to hit Vale train services

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

• Cosmeston: council to seek 'placemaking' plans

  A 'placemaking' plan for Penarth will look to explore event and activity opportunities for Cosmeston Lakes country park.

• Swimmer airlifted from sea off Nells Point

  A swimmer is recovering after being swept out to sea by the tide off Nells Point.

• Police hunt Transit campervan thieves

  Detectives are hunting thieves who have been targeting campervans across South Wales.

• Barry placemaking plan 'lacks clarity' - Plaid

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

• 'Real danger a Welsh university could collapse next year'

  There is a real danger a university in Wales could collapse next year, a trade union has warned.