More from Bro Radio Newsroom

• Wales ‘behind the curve’ on nature loss

  Senedd members warned Wales is playing catch-up after the Welsh Government took more than seven years to bring forward a bill to plug gaps in environmental protections.

• Cowbridge pizza restaurant closes its doors

  A family-run pizza restaurant in Cowbridge has closed after eight years of trading.

• New student flats set for approval

  A new ten-storey student accommodation block looks set to be approved for construction near Cardiff Bay.

• Funding boost for Penarth games producer

  A BAFTA-winning video game developer in Penarth will get a share of £850,000 in Welsh Government funding.

• Yacht refloated after running aground

  Two lifeboats from Penarth were called out to help a yacht which ran aground in the Bristol Channel.

• New Barry mayor to host coffee morning

  The new Mayor of Barry will be hosting a coffee morning at the Town Hall later this month.

• Vale choir backs defribillator campaign

  A Father's Day concert will be held in Penarth as part of a charity's camapign to get defribillators on all trains in the UK.

• Vale success at the Urdd Eisteddfod

  Young talent from the Vale have been competing at this year's Urdd National Eisteddfod.

• Soft plastics recycling pilot 'exceeding expectations'

  Council chiefs say a pilot system for soft plastics reycling in eastern parts of the Vale is already exceeding expectations.

• Work underway on Atlantic Wharf revamp

  Major changes are beginning to take shape at Cardiff Bay with work to develop a new arena now well underway.

• Fire at Cardiff Bay scrapyard

  Crews spent nearly five hours tackling a big fire at a scrap metal yard in Cardiff Bay.

• 'Serious questions' over Barry marina, says councillor

  A Barry councillor says 'serious questions' need to be answered after plans for a new marina failed.

• Kyle Gass rocks up in Barry

  Legendary ‘rock god’ Kyle Gass made an unannounced visit to South Wales, turning an ordinary day into a moment fans will be talking about for a long time.

• 89 cases in cryptosporidium outbreak

  Eight new cases of cryptosporidium have been confirmed in an outbreak linked to a farm shop in Cowbridge.

• Cosmeston Aqua Park gets go-ahead

  Controversial plans to bring a water park attraction to Cosmeston Lakes have been given the go-ahead by councillors.

• Sports centre's future still undecided

  Residents and park users are still waiting answers on what will happen to a Barry sports facility that’s seen as being “well beyond” its lifespan.

• ABP say it "cannot proceed" with plans for a Marina in Barry

  Associated British Ports has today dealt a blow to plans for a Barry Marina, stating they cannot proceed with the significant investment required, putting the future of the development in doubt.

• RNLI warning over spring tides

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  The RNLI is warning coastal visitors to have a means of calling for help as large spring tides arrive during the May half-term holidays.