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First Minister Rhun ap Iorwerth clashed with opposition party leaders over independence and Wales’ place in the UK following his attendance at a YesCymru rally.
The Vale of Glamorgan Council is once again calling on residents, businesses and community organisations to help make Christmas special for children and families facing difficult circumstances.
An elderly Penarth couple have called for a generator just tens of metres from their home to be relocated or replaced on health grounds.
Runners hoping to take part in the 2027 Cardiff Half Marathon can now enter the ballot for a chance to secure a place in next year's race.
South Wales Police are appealing for witnesses and video footage following a large fight outside a Broad Street Night Club in the early hours of Sunday morning.
As students across Wales prepare to head back to university or start their first year, one woman is aiming to make the transition a little less lonely.
Wales’ former education minister has called for a “clear assessment” of the consequences of failing to fund further education.
St Athan moved up to second place in the Vale of Glamorgan AFL Premier Division with a thumping 7-0 victory over Vale Madrid. Lewis Parry was the star of the show, scoring four times and set up another.
South Wales Police say that a body has been discovered within woods near Cae Canol in Penarth.
Bro Radio has been named a finalist in three categories at the 2026 Community Radio Awards, recognising the station’s work to develop new broadcasting talent, create community opportunities, and deliver ambitious public-interest journalism across Wales.
Work has begun on the restoration of a long-standing pond in one of Barry's public parks as part of efforts to enhance habitats for wildlife and improve green spaces for residents.
A new photography exhibition celebrating Wales’ rich chapel heritage has opened at Barry’s Art Central Gallery, offering visitors a striking visual record of buildings that once stood at the heart of communities across the country.