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  Ysgol Gymraeg Bro Morgannwg has received a highly positive report from Estyn, with inspectors praising the Barry secondary school for its caring community, rich curriculum and strong commitment to Welsh language development.

• Work Begins on £29m New‑Build Project for Ysgol Iolo Morganwg

  Construction has begun on a major new‑build project for Ysgol Iolo Morganwg in Cowbridge, with pupil capacity at the Welsh-medium school set to double to meet increased demand.

• Rockfall prompts safety warning at Jackson’s Bay

  Visitors to Jackson’s Bay have been urged to take extra care after a rockfall was reported at the popular Barry Beach on Monday morning.

• Ten top events happening in the Vale of Glamorgan this Week

  The Vale is buzzing this week, with theatre, music, family fun, community action and more taking place across Barry, Penarth, Llantwit Major and Dinas Powys. Here are ten standout events to look out for between 7–12 July.

• Gas Pipe Upgrade Works to Begin in Dinas Powys This Week

  Wales & West Utilities will begin a major upgrade of gas pipes in Dinas Powys on 6 July, as part of a long‑term investment programme to improve the reliability of the local gas network.

• St Illtyd Primary Celebrates School of Sanctuary Award

  St Illtyd Primary School has been officially recognised as a School of Sanctuary, marking its ongoing commitment to welcoming and supporting learners who seek refuge.

• Community Invited to Help Shape Llantwit Major’s Future

  Residents in Llantwit Major are being invited to take part in a public event aimed at shaping the future development of the town, as work continues on a new Placemaking Plan and a series of upcoming improvement projects.

• Senedd members call for better recognition of the impact of trauma in childhood

  A Senedd Member who lost her birth mother at just three weeks old has spoken about her childhood experiences during a debate on the lasting impact of adverse childhood experiences. 

• CCR Energy provide update following Aberthaw fire on Thursday

  CCR Energy has thanked South Wales Fire and Rescue Service for its swift response following a fire breaking out at the former Aberthaw Power Station on Thursday.

• Plans have been put in place for an upgrade to a “state of the art” south Wales horse hospital

  Plans have been put in place for an upgrade to a “state-of-the-art” Cowbridge horse hospital.

• Lifeboat Crew Launch Within Minutes After Mayday Alert

  Volunteer lifeboat crews in Barry were called into action on Wednesday evening — just 15 minutes after their D‑class lifeboat had been declared back on service following a day of essential maintenance.

• Food Vale launches new cooking and nutrition programme across the Vale of Glamorgan

  A new community-focused programme is set to help people across the Vale of Glamorgan build confidence in cooking, nutrition, and healthy eating through free, accessible learning opportunities.

• Fire breaks out at Former Aberthaw Power Station site

  CCR Energy says Emergency Services remain on site after a fire broke out at the former Aberthaw Power Station earlier this morning.

• Senedd members press First Minister on biological sex, additional learning needs, and NHS jobs in FMQs

  Plaid Cymru’s Rhun ap Iorwerth was challenged on budget decisions and the NHS in this week’s First Minister’s Questions.

• Littlechild & Haley Named Wales’ Professional Services StartUp of the Year

  Wales-based consultancy Littlechild & Haley has been named the regional winner in the Professional Services StartUp of the Year category at the UK StartUp Awards 2026.

• Meninigitis B vaccines to be offered to 17 and 18-years olds in Cardiff and the Vale

  Meningitis B vaccines are set to be offered to 17 and 18-year-olds in Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan from July.

• Barry Docks Wood Processing Plan Withdrawn After Months of Local Concern

  An application to run a wood processing facility at Barry Docks has been withdrawn, following months of complaints from residents and scrutiny from councillors.

• Post Office Seeks New Operator in Dinas Powys as Village Faces Loss of Its Last Branch

  The Post Office is appealing for applicants to take over services in Dinas Powys, after Morrisons confirmed that the village’s only remaining branch would close in early October.

• Gardening team praised after helping police clear fallen tree near St Brides Major

  South Wales Police have thanked a Bridgend gardening firm after its staff stepped in to help clear a fallen tree that was blocking a road near St Brides Major.

• Specsavers calls on children in Barry to design Wales Deaf Rugby World Cup shirts

  Children from Barry could see their designs for a new rugby kit showcased on the world stage – thanks to a partnership between Specsavers and Wales Deaf Rugby.