More from Bro Radio Newsroom

• New car park approved for Cardiff Bay

  A new multi-storey car park made up of more than 900 spaces will be built in Cardiff Bay.

• Council housing rent goes up by 2.7%

  Rents and a number of service charges for council housing in the Vale of Glamorgan are going up.

• Jail for Barry drug dealer

  A drug dealer who supplied crack cocaine and heroin across the Vale of Glamorgan has been jailed.

• Bathing water at Ogmore-by-Sea "still poor"

  Ogmore-by-Sea is still classed as one of the worst beaches for bathing water quality in the whole of Wales.

• Council tax premiums to continue

  Vale Council will continue its policy of levying a council tax premium on certain properties despite concerns that renovating homeowners are being “unwittingly” caught out.

• New wildlife garden for Sully school

  Children from Sully Primary School have helped to create a brand new wildlife garden.

• Llantwit Major: appeal for missing teenager

  Police are appealing for help to find a missing teenage boy from Llantwit Major.

• Wenvoe pilot for eco-friendly road repairs

  A new eco-friendly system to repair road damage has been successfully trialled in Wenvoe.

• Barry angry over Top Six replay

  Barry Town United say they're deeply disappointed by the Cymru Premier's decision to replay a crucial game in the race for a top six finish.

• Council chiefs call for funding floor

  Council chiefs called for a minimum 4% increase in funding for each local authority and three-year settlements to avert the risk of a Welsh council going bust.

• New rainbow bench in Central Park

  A new rainbow bench has been installed at Central Park near Barry town centre.

• Rhoose chippy makes top takeaways list

  A fish and chip shop in Rhoose has been named one of the best in the UK, according to a new survey.

• Hutt urges public to 'claim what's yours'

  Vale MS Jane Hutt is urging people to get the financial support they're entitled to.

• League Cup revamp moves closer

  Controversial plans to revamp the Welsh League Cup have taken a step closer, according to the FAW.

• Van driver arrested after Barry collision

  A man has been arrested after a van crashed into a telegraph pole in Barry.

• Council tax set for 6.9% hike

  Council tax payers in the Vale are facing a 6.9% rise under budget proposals for the next financial year.

• Eastbrook: calls to make station more accessible

  People living in Dinas Powys say they are put off from using public transport because they can’t access their local train station.

• RNLI volunteer welcomes new arrival

  An RNLI volunteer at Barry Dock has welcomed a potential future crew member into his family.