More from Bro Radio Newsroom

• Man dies in hospital after Port Road collision

  A third person has died following a fatal road collision in Barry last month.

• Cardiff Road shut after three-vehicle collision

  An investigation's underway into a three-vehicle collision between Barry and Dinas Powys.

• Carers urged to know their rights

  Carers working in the Vale are being encouraged to understand and recognise their rights.

• 'A Special School' returns for series three

  Pupils, parents and staff at Ysgol Y Deri have been given a sneak preview of their latest TV series.

• More foster carers needed in the Vale

  A nationwide campaign to encourage more people to become foster carers is being supported in the Vale.

• Review: Hamilton - Don't Miss Your Shot!

  Hamilton is here in Cardiff! Check out Kane's thoughts on the West End Adaptation of a Very American Musical.

• Drifting fishing boat rescued near Stout Point

  A fishing boat was rescued after it got into difficulty near Stout Point in fading daylight.

• Uncertain future for 10k races

  There's uncertainty over whether two popular 10k races in Cardiff and the Vale will return next year.

• Penarth: work underway on extra care housing

  Work is underway on a new £20 million housing scheme for older people in Penarth.

• Aviva to withdraw from Barry Biomass

  Aviva has confirmed it will pull out of the controversial Barry Docks incinerator.

• Barry stabbing: two youths in court

  Two teenagers accused of stabbing a 12 year-old girl at Barry Island have been granted conditional bail in court.

• ‘Long way to go’ for crisis-hit WRU

  WRU chiefs admitted the governing body still has a long way to go after an independent review unveiled a "toxic" culture of bullying and misogyny.

• Barry man jailed for bike robbery

  A Barry man who robbed a 15 year-old boy of his bike has been jailed for three years.

• Warning over parking ticket scam

  Vale Council is warning residents to be aware of a parking ticket scam.

• Cardiff Council facing 'significant' cuts

  A Cardiff Council official said 'significant' service changes and service cuts will be required to help save tens of millions of pounds.

• Nick comes home to join RNLI Penarth

  A Penarth man has joined his local lifeboat station after moving back to his hometown.

• Christmas window celebrates Gavin and Stacey

  A unique Christmas window has been unveiled at the Goodsheds in Barry to mark the Gavin and Stacey finale.

• Tourism tax plan ‘ill thought out’, Tories warn

  Conservative Senedd members warned "ill thought out and unnecessary" plans for a tourism tax will make people think twice about holidaying in Wales.