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• Hare coursing: farmers call for rural crime unit

  Farming unions are calling for more police action to tackle an increase in violent hare coursing incidents in the Vale.

• Bro Radio partners with Hospital Radio Glamorgan for Cardiff Half Marathon Coverage

  For the second year, Bro Radio is partnering with Hospital Radio Glamorgan to broadcast live from the 2025 Cardiff Half Marathon.

• 'Deep concerns' over tourism shake-up scrutiny

  Rushing through a law to regulate tourism accommodation in Wales risks curtailing vital scrutiny and denying the £1bn industry a voice, a Senedd committee warned.

• Cardiff Council restricts junk food ads

  Junk food adverts will be banned on all council-owned property in Cardiff.

• Gavin and Stacey star to lead Victory Over Cancer Walk

  Oscar Hartland, famously known as Neil the Baby, is set to lead a Gavin & Stacey Victory Over Cancer Walk for Velindre Cancer Centre.

• “We are alone” - cladding scandal victims

  People affected by the cladding scandal have received "zero" support from the Welsh Government while being "ripped off" by a combined £13,000 a week, a committee heard.

• South Wales Central MS Andrew RT Davies is calling for greater action to be taken to stamp out illegal hare coursing in the Vale of Glamorgan.

  South Wales Central MS Andrew RT Davies is calling for greater action to be taken to stamp out illegal hare coursing in the Vale of Glamorgan.

• Whitmore High wins workplace award

  A Barry high school has been named one of the UK's best education workplaces.

• Bro Radio Stars Step Into the Spotlight for Festive Pantomime

  Bro Radio is proud to announce that two of its presenters will be trading the studio for the stage this December, as they join the cast of Array Theatre’s magical production of Cinderella.

• Blackweir Live to return in 2026

  There has been a mixed reaction to the announcement that a controversial series of summer gigs in Cardiff will go ahead again next year.

• Bus shake-up passes first stage

  Plans to end the current "deregulated" bus system passed the first stop on the legislative journey as the Senedd voted in favour of the general principles.

• Ysgol y Deri creates a Hubbub

  A new vintage shop in Penarth will offer retail training to pupils from Ysgol y Deri.

• Key witness found after CCTV appeal

  Police say an 'important witness' has come forward following an alleged assault in Cardiff Bay two years ago.

• Barry Town United Teams Up with Llamau to Tackle Youth Homelessness in Wales

  Barry Town United will take part in a Long Walk Home ahead of their next home game against Connah's Quay on 27th September, in aid of Llamau.

• 'Serious concerns' over Aberthaw funding

  There are 'serious concerns' over how much funding will be needed for a green energy hub at the former Aberthaw power station.

• Senedd remembers Hefin David

  The Senedd paused to pay tribute to Hefin David, the late Caerphilly Senedd member, who approached politics "with heart, with humour and with hope".

• Concerns over Cardiff Bay water quality

  Cases of norovirus were caused by swimming in Cardiff Bay, the city council has confirmed.

• Penarth cycleway faces planning investigation

  Council officers are investigating a footpath and cycleway in Penarth built by a housing developer.