BBC Cymru Wales has agreed a new three‑year broadcast partnership with the Football Association of Wales (FAW), securing live coverage of selected Novira Cymru Premier fixtures until 2029.
Local campaigners are taking their fight for greater equality in Welsh women’s football to Parliament this month, hoping to create stronger career pathways for the next generation of players
Barry Town United Women FC confirmed four new additions to their squad on Sunday, shortly before securing a pre‑season victory over Yeovil Town.
Two Vale teams will feature in the First Qualifying Round of the Bute Energy Welsh Cup on Sunday 20th September.
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Vueling has withdrawn its scheduled winter flights between Cardiff and Alicante.
A popular Barry play area has been closed after a fire caused significant damage to equipment early on Monday morning.
Local campaigners are taking their fight for greater equality in Welsh women’s football to Parliament this month, hoping to create stronger career pathways for the next generation of players
Nickleby’s Bookstore in Llantwit Major has hosted a special book signing for Vale of Glamorgan councillor Gwyn John, who has published his first novel, The Boy from Amroth—a coming‑of‑age story set in 1950s West Wales.
City Hospice’s Forever Flowers display has opened to the public, offering people the chance to celebrate and remember the lives of loved ones, including family, friends and colleagues, with unique and lasting tributes and has returned to Cardiff Castle for a sixth consecutive year.
A disused office building in Barry has been transformed into modern accommodation for people facing homelessness, after redevelopment work at Cadoxton House was completed ahead of schedule.
An independent assessment of the challenges facing Cardiff and Vale University Health Board has been published today as part of the Level 4 intervention overseen by NHS Wales Performance and Improvement and commissioned by the Welsh Government.
Three new CoastSnap stations are being installed along the Glamorgan Heritage Coast this month, giving residents and visitors a hands‑on way to help scientists track how the Vale of Glamorgan’s shoreline is changing.
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