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• Barry Dock RNLI and lifeguards helps welcome King’s Baton Relay into Wales

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• A former aircraft hangar is set to start building electric cars

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• Councillors grill Welsh Water and Natural Resources Wales over state of local bathing waters

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• Wales’ new local government and housing minister faces questions in the Senedd

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• St Nicholas Primary School Earns UNICEF Gold Award for Children’s Rights Work

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• Senedd members agree motion to create a register for lobbyists

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• Fonmon Castle has unveiled one of its most unusual – and already most talked‑about – events for 2026: The Great Crisp and Potato Festival.

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• Popular former wedding venue could see use as guesthouse

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• Barry Round Table and Barry 41 Club Launch Year‑Long Fundraising Campaign for Ronald McDonald House

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• Three arrested in connection with multi-million-pound cannabis importation

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• E‑bike Seized in Llantwit Major as Police Step Up Action on Illegal Riding

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• First Minister questioned on housing, the Armed Forces, and Nation of Sanctuary plan in FMQs

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• Calls for Welsh Government to end term-time only pay for school support staff

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• New deputy minister for transport addresses need for key infrastructure resilience

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• Filming underway with Ruth Jones and Steve Speirs for brand new Welsh BBC comedy, Better Later

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• Llansannor and Llanharry Primary Praised for ‘Nurturing’ and ‘Inclusive’ Environment in New Estyn Report

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• The candidates standing in the upcoming Baruc ward by-election

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• Former Ysgol Y Deri Headteacher Chris Britten Awarded MBE for Services to Education

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