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• Ex-minister calls for devolved police powers

  A Labour Senedd member has called on the Welsh Government to hold talks with Westminster to ensure policing is "at long last, urgently devolved to Wales".

• Council considers changes to lettings policy

  Changes are being considered to local lettings policies for new housing in the Vale of Glamorgan to give priority to those with a strong local connection and the highest housing need.

• First Cymru workers suspend strike action

  Strike action at First Cymru has been suspended while bus workers consider a fresh pay offer.

• Bathing water grades for 2025 revealed

  Eight beaches across the Vale of Glamorgan have received their annual grades for bathing water quality.

• Direct Cardiff-Toronto flights to launch

  Direct flights from Cardiff Airport to Toronto will be launched ahead of next year's World Cup.

• Senedd speaker's warning over £22m 'black hole'

  The Senedd could face a £22m funding gap and run out of money to pay staff, politicians and contractors by January 2027, the Welsh Parliament's speaker has revealed.

• Barry Dock's first coxswain remembered

  The RNLI's first ever coxswain based at Barry Dock has been honoured with a memorial plaque.

• Sex attacker jailed for 16 years

  A man has been jailed for sixteen years for sexually assaulting a woman in the Vale of Glamorgan.

• Tourism tax for Cardiff? Council to launch consultation

  Cardiff could become the first part of Wales to introduce a tourism tax for overnight visitors.

• Rugby club aims to tackle dog fouling

  Barry RFC officials are looking to tackle the "ongoing and serious" problem of dogs fouling pitches.

• Survey launched on Cogan rail station

  Rail bosses are considering potential improvements to Cogan train station in the future.

• Vigil organised for White Ribbon Day

  A candlelit vigil will be held by a domestic abuse charity in Barry to mark White Ribbon Day.

• Minister visits Barry mental health hub

  A Barry centre is running a pilot scheme supporting young peole at risk of facing a mental health crisis.

• Coder Max is a record breaker!

  A video game prodigy from Penarth is now a Guinness World Record holder.

• Aston Martin job cuts spark funding row

  The Welsh Government is facing calls to justify £18.8m in public funding given to Aston Martin, with more than 100 jobs reportedly under threat at its St Athan plant.

• New mural for Richard Taylor skatepark

  Work will begin this weekend on a new mural at the Barry skatepark built in memory of Richard Taylor.

• Council buys former Wilko store in Barry

  The former Wilko superstore in Barry town centre has been bought by Vale of Glamorgan Council.

• St Brides Major: man dies after car overturns

  A 44 year-old man has died after a car overturned in St Brides Major.