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• 47 cases in cryptosporidium outbreak

  Another 19 cases of cryptosporidium have been confirmed in an outbreak linked to a farm shop in Cowbridge.

• School rebuild driving up council borrowing

  Vale of Glamorgan Council’s borrowing costs could go up by more than £160,000 a year for the next 50 years in order to cover payments for the construction of a new school.

• Calls to turn old harbour into nature reserve

  A community group has called for better protection of nature at Barry’s old harbour amid concerns jet skiers and “irresponsible dog walkers” are affecting wildlife there.

• New local food directory unveiled

  A new go-to guide to food and drink producers in the Vale of Glamorgan has been launched.

• Freedom of Barry for Hutt and William

  Two long-serving local politicians have been awarded the Freedom of Barry.

• Mental health service to close as funding pulled

  A decision to stop funding a mental health service has been called an “absolute shocker” by the head of a voluntary sector organisation.

• Ministers considers abandoning ‘ill-advised’ cancer target

  A key ambition for 80% of cancer patients to start treatment within 62 days could be dropped because services have little chance of hitting the target, a committee heard.

• Work progressing on Channel View flats

  Long-awaited work to replace council flats in Cardiff Bay is beginning to take shape.

• Work planned for Culverhouse Cross roundabout

  Plans are underway to address traffic issues blighting one of Cardiff’s busiest junctions, according to a local councillor.

• Cryptosporidium: 28 cases linked to Cowbridge farm shop

  Public health officials are investigating a suspected cryptosporidium outbreak linked to a farm shop in Cowbridge.

• Rural Oscar for Rhoose post office

  Rhoose's post office and village store has been named the best in Wales at an rural awards ceremony.

• More summer routes for Cardiff Airport

  Tui is to launch three new routes from Cardiff Airport to Egypt, Portugal and the Canary Islands next summer.

• A48: ministers face calls for 'urgent' review'

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  A former Welsh Conservative leader has reiterated calls for an urgent review into safety on the A48.

• Council shakes up scrutiny committees

  The number of scrutiny committees at Vale of Glamorgan Council has been cut from five to four.

• Dow job losses "extremely disappointing"

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  Local politicians have reacted with dismay over plans to cut nearly 300 jobs at the Dow chemical works in Barry.

• Welsh Government sets out plans for new laws

  The Welsh Government set out plans to introduce laws on homelessness, building safety, environmental governance, greyhound racing and visitor accommodation.

• FM under fire over Port Talbot "betrayal"

  The First Minister came under fire over the Labour UK Government's decision to step in to save Scunthorpe steelworks after failing to do the same in Port Talbot.

• CCTV released in search for Noah

  CCTV pictures have been released of a missing teenage boy from Llantwit Major.