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• First Minister appoints his Ministerial team

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• Officers continue to investigate Park Road incident

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• Sell-out Barry Island 10k returns this Sunday

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• Six Vale beaches receive yellow and blue seaside Award flags

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• Conservative MS thanks voters for their support as he returns to the Senedd

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• Cardiff Airport backs aviation degree with on-site student training

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• National award for local PR consultant

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• A surfboard shop in Penarth could be a new bar with "potential" for future restaurant use

  A surfboard shop could become a new bar with “potential” for future restaurant use.

• Work set to begin on gas pipe upgrades in Llandough and Penarth

  Work is set to begin next week to upgrade gas pipes in Llandough and Penarth.

• Burglars have broken into the Taylor Wimpey Site near Dunraven

  South Wales Police is appealing for information after burglars broke into a Taylor Wimpey site near Cowbridge last month.

• Our 'Green objectives’ will be the price of any support for new government say Wales Green Party

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• Former Transport Secretary appointed Interim Welsh Labour Leader

  Former Cabinet Secretary for Transport and North Wales, Ken Skates, has been appointed Interim Leader of Welsh Labour following a meeting of the Welsh Labour Group earlier today.

• Senedd Election 2026: Results Roundup

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• Finalists announced for Bro Radio’s Community Awards 2026

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• Public Health Wales writes to Barry parents to stress importance of handwashing during Hepatitis A outbreak

  Public Health Wales has written to parents and carers of children in primary schools in Barry, asking them to ensure that they and their children are extra careful with handwashing due to an outbreak of Hepatitis A in the town.