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  Funded childcare for all two-year-olds to expand across Vale of Glamorgan

• Leo praised by RNLI after raising alarm for two boys caught by rising tide

  A young boy with autism and communication difficulties has been recognised by Barry Dock RNLI after spotting two boys in danger off Sully Island and alerting his dad, prompting a lifeboat rescue.

• Engineering works to disrupt Vale of Glamorgan rail services during Half Term

  Rail passengers travelling between Cardiff Central, Penarth, Barry, Barry Island and Bridgend are being warned of significant disruption due to planned engineering works.

• Penarth Pier Pavilion Cinema voted one of the best 15 cinemas in the UK

  Penarth Pier Pavilion has been voted one of the 15 best cinemas in the UK in the British Independent Film Awards’ (BIFA) Cinema of the Year award.

• Vale community invited to stand together against domestic abuse at White Ribbon Day candle vigil

  Residents, community members and local organisations are invited to gather outside the Civic Offices on Wednesday 25 November at 6 pm to stand in solidarity with survivors of domestic abuse.

• Barry Museum plans spring 2027 reopening following repair work

  Barry’s only museum is set to reopen in spring 2027 following substantial maintenance and repair work at its home at Barry Island Station.

• Plans approved for new Aldi supermarket in Barry

  A discount supermarket giant is set to come to Barry after receiving unanimous approval from council planners.

• Vale of Glamorgan MP Kanishka Narayan is calling for a national effort to strengthen Britain's defences against AI

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• Police given additional powers to deal with King Square anti-social behaviour

  Police Officers have been given additional powers this weekend to direct people to leave King Square and the surrounding area, following an increase in anti-social behaviour.

• Community Libraries Mark Decade of Success Across the Vale

  Community-run libraries across the Vale of Glamorgan are celebrating 10 years since local volunteers took over their management, with facilities continuing to serve as important hubs for residents across the county.

• Senedd Members have backed calls to review Wales’ funding formula to increase fairness and transparency in how the nation is financed.

  Senedd Members have backed calls to review Wales’ funding formula to increase fairness and transparency in how the nation is financed.

• Plans have been filed to bring a prominent town centre building back into use, but it may not be forever

  Plans have been filed to bring a prominent town centre building back into use, but it may not be forever.

• A4232 closures planned between Leckwith and Culverhouse Cross for urgent works

  Motorists are being advised to allow extra time for any journeys as a series of closures and restrictions are planned on the A4232 later this month.

• Barry Town United Members Back New Ownership Model in Landmark Vote

  Barry Town United AFC is set to enter a new era after members approved plans to transfer the club to a new ownership structure led by current chairman Mark Barrett and his family.

• Belova app aims to bring people together across Cardiff and the Vale

  Elliott Bowen is the founder of Belova, an app that aims to make it easier for people to meet others with similar interests and get involved in activities together.

• Road rage arrest after driver allegedly threatened motorist with hammer on A4232

  A man has been arrested following an alleged road rage incident on the A4232 near Culverhouse Cross, Cardiff.

• National Grid shares plans for new Aberthaw substation development

  National Grid is inviting local communities to learn more about plans for a new substation development at Aberthaw that will help to connect renewable energy, battery storage and a data centre in the region.

• Petition to save ward at Llandough Hospital gains hundreds of signatures

  Cardiff and Vale University Health Board (CVUHB) has announced a potential closure of the West Two respiratory ward at Llandough Hospital in Penarth.

• Concerns Raised Over Plans to Remove Plans for Community Space From Former Barry Pub

  Councillors have raised concerns over proposals to convert a planned community space at a former Barry pub into additional flats.

• Gas Pipe Upgrade Work in Dinas Powys Approaching Completion

  A major gas pipe upgrade project in Dinas Powys is expected to be completed later this month, according to Wales & West Utilities.