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• Finalists announced for Bro Radio’s Community Awards 2026

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• Public Health Wales writes to Barry parents to stress importance of handwashing during Hepatitis A outbreak

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• Artist in residence scheme launched at Vale Makerspaces

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• Barry Dock RNLI and Penarth RNLI kayak carry success

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• Police confirm death of a man on Main Street in Barry

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• A new energy storage system could be coming to a town in the Vale of Glamorgan if plans are approved

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• Whitbread announces closure of popular Vale Pub

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• Full list of beaches where dogs will be banned until 30th September

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• Over £500,000 awarded to continue Restore the Thaw Project

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