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• Two men guilty of cannabis smuggling

  Two men have been found guilty of smuggling millions of pounds worth of cannabis from the USA into South Wales by post.

• Vale Food Trail ''a success''

  Organisers say plans are already underway for next year's Vale Food Trail.

• Cardiff University cuts 'could be repeated year on year'

  Cuts at Cardiff University will be repeated "year on year" at all universities in Wales unless fundamental reform is brought forward, a committee heard.

• Bridging the generation gap - through play

  A residential home in Penarth has been building relationships beween the youngest and oldest members of the community through play.

• New exercise cartoon for pre-school children

  The children's minister visited Llandough Hospital to learn more about an award-winning scheme encouraging daily physical activity.

• Council tax replacement still on the cards

  Wales' finance secretary has confirmed plans for a land value tax remain on the table as a potential long-term replacement for council tax and business rates.

• Barry tennis club plays pickleball

  A tennis club in Barry is offering free have-a-go sessions for the new sport of pickleball.

• Global attention for community activist

  A community activist from Barry Island has been getting worldwide attention.

• Drug dealer jailed after Barry chase

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  A drug dealer from Cardiff who tried to escape from police in Barry has been jailed.

• Cardiff Council leader to make Senedd bid

  The leader of Cardiff Council has confirmed that he will be putting his name forward for consideration as a Labour candidate in next year's Senedd election.

• Winners of Bro Radio’s Community Awards 2025 Unveiled

  The winners of Bro Radio’s Community Awards 2025 have been unveiled.

• Drivers return to Barry rail depot

  Work has been completed on a multi-million pound upgrade of Barry's railway depot.

• Topping out at new Cardiff Bay flats

  A key decision maker at Cardiff Council said she understands the frustrations of tenants in a council housing estate who have been waiting years for their new flats to be built.

• 'Serious questions' over Aberthaw legal bill

  There are calls for the Cardiff Capital Region to be held more accountable following a legal row over Aberthaw power station.

• Contractors appointed for new Cowbridge school

  A construction firm has been appointed to build the new home of Ysgol Iolo Morganwg in Cowbridge.

• More boundary changes for Vale Council?

  Vale of Glamorgan Council could see more boundary changes ahead of the next local elections in two years time.

• Yacht club celebrates RNLI ties

  Barry Yacht Club have raised £1,245 for their local RNLI lifeboat station.

• Cardiff Central revamp takes step forward

  Multi-million pound plans to revamp Cardiff Central Railway Station have taken a major step forward.