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Barry's Christmas tree and lights switch on will go ahead as planned, despite concerns about recent anti-social behaviour and criminal damage in the town centre.
Around 50 young people have been identified by police as part of efforts to tackle anti-social behaviour in Barry town centre, with agencies now set to focus more closely on a smaller group believed to be driving repeated problems.
There should be “no more devolution in any area”, a Reform MS has told the Senedd.
Barry Museum and Heritage Centre is launching a new project to record the memories of local people whose lives were touched by the filming of BBC comedy Gavin & Stacey.
Barry Town Council is to hold an extraordinary meeting tomorrow evening to discuss ongoing anti-social behaviour in King Square and the surrounding town centre.
More than 100 pupils at St. Andrew’s Major Church in Wales School have taken part in an interactive session to learn vital gas safety information, which will help their families and loved ones stay safe and warm at home.
The former Holm View Leisure Centre could be transformed into a new education and community hub under plans being considered by the Vale of Glamorgan Council.
Two Scouts Cymru members had an unforgettable experience representing Wales at the Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance at London's Royal Albert Hall on Saturday 7 November.
Plans to transform the former Wilko building on Holton Road into an indoor market are moving forward, with the Vale of Glamorgan Council appointing market specialists to develop the proposals.
Officers have been given extra powers to direct people to leave King Square in Barry over the coming days, following continued anti-social behaviour, fighting, fires and criminal damage.
Schools and councils across Wales will receive an extra £60 million for additional learning needs (ALN) after the Welsh Government’s latest supplementary budget was backed by the Senedd.
Barry Town Council has said it must review the viability of planned festive events and activities to ensure they can be delivered safely, following ongoing anti-social behaviour and criminal damage around King Square.