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• The sad state Knap Gardens finds itself in

  Residents in Barry have called for action on the “sad” state their park now finds itself in.

• Sweeping cuts loom as Drakeford unveils £27bn spending plans

  The Welsh Government has unveiled its £27bn spending plans as a high-stakes budget showdown looms, with billions of pounds for public services teetering on a knife-edge.

• Over 10,000 visitors visited Cosmeston Lake Aqua Park during trial

  A controversial Aqua Park based at Cosmeston Lakes Country Park welcomed 10,000 visitors during its two-month trial.

• Ty Dyfan receives excellent inspection report

  A care home based in Barry has been rated 'good' in every category following an assessment by Care Inspectorate Wales.

• Feasibility Report Published on Agri-Food Technology Innovation Hub at Aberthaw

  A new feasibility report has been released, showing the potential impact of Aberthaw Agri-Food Technology Innovation Hub.

• Holton Road Indian named Takeaway of the Year 2025

  Tiffin Rasoi Barry on Holton Road has been awarded Takeaway of the Year 2025 at The Food Awards Wales 2025.

• Welsh-speaking community grants scheme expanded

  Community groups from across Wales are being invited to apply for grants of up to £10,000 to help them start a social business or community-led housing project.

• Vale Schools boost bike confidence following Active Travel Funding

  Several Vale schools have recieved new fleets of bikes, helmets, and storage facilities, after the Council secured Active Travel Funding.

• AI focused-IT services company to expand and create jobs

  A Bridgend IT services company, which is harnessing the power of AI is expanding and creating jobs with support from the Welsh Government.

• Farming jobs fears spark fiery Senedd debate

  A fiery debate has erupted over claims that a financial support scheme for farmers will lead to the loss of an estimated 1,100 jobs, 56,000 livestock and £76m.

• National museums face almost £3m budget gap

  The planned “business-as-usual” Welsh budget would leave national museums facing a near-£3m shortfall and lead to more cuts, the Senedd’s culture committee has heard.

• Bro Radio Academy star takes on Vale Breakfast at the Weekend

  A rising star of the Bro Radio Academy is set to take on the station's weekend Breakfast show.

• First solo exhibition for Barry artist

  A Barry artist is presenting her first ever solo exhibition in her adopted hometown.

• Penarth communications agency celebrates award success

  TMPR based in Penarth, has been named Finance and Professional Service Business of the Year amid award shortlistings.

• 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.