More from Bro Radio Newsroom

• Praise for community resource service

  Care inspectors have praised the work of the Vale Community Resource Service based at Barry Hospital.

• In-depth: Cardiff's new parking plan

  Parking could soon be overhauled in Cardiff with new permits set to be introduced and a tax on SUVs implemented.

• Penarth's litter bins 'overflowing', say residents

  Penarth residents say they are frequently seeing litter bins overflow after the local council decided to remove some.

• Walking tours examine 1919 race riots

  Two free walking tours will be held at Merthyr Dyfan Cemetery to examine the background behind the 1919 race riots in Barry.

• New chief executive at Cardiff Airport

  Cardiff Airport has named Jon Bridge as its new chief executive.

• Barry regeneration project 'still going ahead'

  Vale of Glamorgan Council says a regneration scheme for Barry's waterfront will still go ahead despite losing one of its key backers.

• GWR fined £1m for passenger's 'preventable' death

  A rail firm has been fined £1 million following the death of a Penarth woman who leaned out of a train window.

• 'A Special School' misses out on BAFTA

  A popular TV series about Ysgol Y Deri has missed out at the prestigious BAFTA Cymru awards.

• Ex-politician becomes health board chair

  A former Senedd minister has taken up her new role as the chair of the Cardiff and Vale University Health Board.

• Upper Comeston scheme to 'thrive', says minister

  The housing secretary has told Bro Radio News that a major net zero housing development will create a "thriving community".

• Cardiff Council to tax SUVs in parking plan

  Cardiff Council is set to bring in a tax on SUVs (sport utility vehicles) as part of sweeping changes to parking.

• Foodbank calls to scrap GPs' 'disability tax'

  A man says he was forced to live in his car for a year after his GP charged him for a letter.

• Over one hundred Barry residents step up to shape £2 million a year Barry Plan for Neighbourhoods

  Over one hundred Barry residents have stepped up to shape a £2 million a year Barry Plan for Neighbourhoods.

• Upper Cosmeston Farm: ministers agree contract

  The Welsh Government has agreed a contract with developers Barratt Redrow to deliver 576 new homes on land at Upper Cosmeston Farm.

• Serial thief banned from Barry shops

  A prolific thief from Barry has been banned from shops in the Holton Road and Waterfront areas.

• Funding boost for Barry music venues

  Two music businesses in Barry will get a share of £700,000 in Welsh Government funding.

• Locals invited to be part of the future of Barry’s Santa Sleigh

  Barry Round Table is calling on the local community to help create a brand new Santa Sleigh that’s fit for the future.

• Senedd members pay 'at risk' amid budget cuts

  Failure to pass next year's Senedd commission budget could result in unthinkable cuts, even putting politicians' £80,000-a-year salaries at risk, the presiding officer has warned.