South Wales Police and Cardiff City FC have launched a joint operation aimed at tackling anti-social behaviour linked to matchdays.
The Barry Cup Quarter-Finals produced a major upset, while the league programme saw some impressive individual performances, a remarkable 13-goal thriller and important results at both ends of the tables.
An iconic Māori haka, Ka Mate was performed on the roof of Principality Stadium as part of a unique activation celebrating the deep rugby connections between Wales and New Zealand ahead of the Nations Championship this autumn.
Plans for the future of Colcot Sports Centre and Buttrills Playing Fields are said to be moving to the next stage after more than 700 responses were received to a public consultation.
From the Bro Radio Newsroom
South Wales Police and Cardiff City FC have launched a joint operation aimed at tackling anti-social behaviour linked to matchdays.
Residents across the Vale of Glamorgan can once again book free collections of leaves and fallen fruit from public land.
Barry has once again achieved Fairtrade Town status, recognising the town’s continued commitment to promoting fair trade and supporting farmers and producers around the world.
A £1 million programme of improvements to Pencoedtre Park is set to get underway this month, with a new splashpad, skatepark and toilet block planned.
A proposal for a new independent school on the site of a well-known charity farm has been put to council planners.
With the UK in the midst of a bitter cold snap, many of us are reaching for hot water bottles to help keep warm around the house.
A solicitor who defrauded Cancer Research UK out of £4,800 by submitting false claims for will-writing services has been sentenced to 10 months in prison, suspended for two years.
Cate McHugh who’s from Llantwit Major has won the latest series of The Voice UK.
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