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A new programme of community litter picks has been announced for the Glamorgan Heritage Coast, with volunteers invited to help protect some of the Vale’s most popular beaches and coastal paths over the coming months.
Glamorgan Archives is inviting the public to step behind the scenes and discover how hundreds of years of Welsh history are preserved.
Barry RFC has secured £200,000 through the Barry Plan for Neighbourhoods, marking a major funding milestone in the club’s ambitious plans to transform its historic Reservoir Fields home into a modern, inclusive Sports & Community Hub for the town.
Children aged 1–5 in Barry can now receive a free Hepatitis A vaccination without an appointment, as Cardiff and Vale University Health Board opens new walk‑in clinics at Barry Hospital.
GCSE pupils from across the Vale of Glamorgan are celebrating after receiving their GCSE results today.
Rhoose Community Library is preparing to celebrate a decade as a volunteer‑run charity, marking ten years since residents stepped in to save the service from closure.
People in Barry have made calls to build a new lido, which they say the town is in “dire need” of.
Barry Man’s 190‑Mile Charity Walk Reaches Day Two as He Heads Home to the Town That Changed His Life
A Barry man who credits Round Table with helping him through one of the most difficult periods of his life is now two days into a 190‑mile walk back to the town where his journey with the organisation began.
Public Health Wales is offering free vaccinations to children aged 1–5 who either live in Barry or attend a local childcare or education setting, following a number of hepatitis A cases identified in the Town.
Barry councillor Ian Johnson is calling on churches and chapels across the town to share up‑to‑date information with a national project documenting Wales’s Nonconformist heritage.
A dispersal order has been put in place at Cosmeston Country Park as South Wales Police and the Vale of Glamorgan Council move to tackle a rise in dangerous and antisocial behaviour around the lake.
RNLI Barry Dock volunteers have responded to three incidents in just 24 hours, with two of the callouts involving people stranded on Sully Island.