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• No decision yet on Barry wood plant

  Controversial plans to expand a wood processing facility in Barry have been put on hold again.

• Plaid wins St Athan by-election

  Plaid Cymru has won a vacant seat on St Athan Community Council following a by-election.

• Council to relaunch street cleaning service

  A street cleaning service is being relaunched by Vale of Glamorgan Council this Spring.

• Petition supporting Tree Preservation Order reaches 1,000 signatures

  A petition supporting a Tree Preservation Order for ancient woodland at Reservoir Wood in Llandough has reached 1,000 signatures.

• Le Tour comes to Cardiff

  Le Tour de France, the world's biggest cycle race, will visit Cardiff next year.

• Trampoline park owner avoids jail

  The owner of a former trampoline park in Cardiff Bay has avoided jail for breaching food hygiene laws.

• Housing rent increase rubberstamped

  Rents for council housing in the Vale of Glamorgan are set to go up by more than 4% next year.

• Half-hourly Vale trains delayed again

  A pledge to introduce extra rail services on the Vale of Glamorgan Line has been delayed again.

• Tax premiums retained for empty homes

  Council tax premiums will be kept for empty and second homes in the Vale of Glamorgan next year.

• 15,000 'missing' women at risk of breast cancer

  A petition signed by more than 4,000 people has thrust Wales' breast cancer screening programme into the spotlight amid low take-up and "massive" disparities across the country.

• Council facing £6.6m budget gap

  Vale of Glamorgan Council is still facing a funding gap of nearly £6.6 million next year despite a 'real terms' increase in funding.

• Porthkerry: grazing sheep attacked by dog

  Police are investigating a dog attack on a conservation flock of grazing sheep at Porthkerry Country Park.

• 20 or 30? Council to consider speed limit changes

  Six roads in the Vale of Glamorgan are set to have their speed limits either increased or reduced.

• Money raised for family after house fire

  Nearly £3,000 has been raised for a family from Dinas Powys after their home was gutted by fire.

• Gwen the polar bear visits the Memo

  A new Welsh-language children's play tackling climate change will visit the Memo Arts Centre in Barry next month.

• Council tax set for 5.5% rise

  Council tax bills in the Vale are set to go up by 5.5% under draft budget proposals for next year.

• Barry Town Council's precept could increase by £5.41 from April

  Barry Town Council is currently consulting on its budget for the 2026/27 financial year, with its precept proposed to increase by £5.41 for a Band D Property.

• More than 40 organisations set to showcase their volunteering opportunities in 2026

  More than 40 organisations working in the Vale of Glamorgan are set to showcase their volunteering opportunities at the GVS Big Volunteering Fayre.