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One of Stanwell School's most familiar and respected faces has retired, bringing to a close an extraordinary career that has left a lasting impact on thousands of young people.
A major new piece of rail maintenance equipment has been installed at Canton depot in Cardiff, boosting Transport for Wales’s ability to service its growing fleet of trains.
A new skatepark in Cowbridge has officially opened, with residents, families and young people turning out on Wednesday to mark the launch of the Bearfield facility.
South Wales Police say they have stepped up their presence in Kings Square, Barry, after residents and businesses raised concerns about anti-social behaviour and shoplifting in the area.
A Barry-born actor has been shortlisted for one of television’s biggest honours following his performance in a major US drama series.
A Vale of Glamorgan resident says new assistive technology has helped her become more independent and confident in her daily life.
Shirley Hodges has been elected as the new Vale of Glamorgan councillor for Baruc ward following a by‑election held on 9 July.
Thousands of illegal and potentially dangerous products have been taken out of circulation following a large multi‑agency operation led by Shared Regulatory Services (SRS) across the Vale of Glamorgan, Cardiff and Bridgend.
New analysis suggesting that around 2,700 people may have died during the UK's exceptional May and June heatwaves is a stark reminder that hot weather is far more than an inconvenience – it can pose a serious risk to heart health.
South Wales Police has introduced new protective body armour for all of its general‑purpose police dogs, strengthening efforts to keep the force’s working animals safe during frontline duties.
A well-known historic building in Penarth that’s welcomed famous guests over the years could soon be upgraded with a sauna, hot tub and more
The Vale of Glamorgan Council has come under fire for the amount of money it spends on external contractors for road repairs.