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• Fire at Aberthaw power station

  A small fire at Aberthaw Power Station was caused by sparks from scrap material during demolition work, it's been confirmed.

• Senedd 2026: Penybont Bro Morgannwg candidates

  The candidate lists are being announced in Penybont Bro Morgannwg ahead of the 2026 Senedd elections.

• Senedd 2026: Caerdydd Penarth candidates

  The candidate lists are being announced in Caerdydd Penarth ahead of the 2026 Senedd elections.

• 24 'wanted' people arrested in operation

  24 people wanted by police have been arrested in one day across Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan.

• Airbnb's ‘major reservations’ over tourism bill

  Airbnb has warned property owners could check out of the Welsh tourism market for good over "rushed" licensing rules which could cost hosts up to an estimated £15m.

• Overturned car unseen for 13 hours

  It's emerged a car was not discovered for over 13 hours after it overturned near St Brides Major.

• 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.