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Barry Docks Wood Processing Plan Withdrawn After Months of Local ConcernAn application to run a wood processing facility at Barry Docks has been withdrawn, following months of complaints from residents and scrutiny from councillors.
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Post Office Seeks New Operator in Dinas Powys as Village Faces Loss of Its Last BranchThe Post Office is appealing for applicants to take over services in Dinas Powys, after Morrisons confirmed that the village’s only remaining branch would close in early October.
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Gardening team praised after helping police clear fallen tree near St Brides MajorSouth Wales Police have thanked a Bridgend gardening firm after its staff stepped in to help clear a fallen tree that was blocking a road near St Brides Major.
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Specsavers calls on children in Barry to design Wales Deaf Rugby World Cup shirtsChildren from Barry could see their designs for a new rugby kit showcased on the world stage – thanks to a partnership between Specsavers and Wales Deaf Rugby.
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Whitmore High Named One of UK’s Best Workplaces for DevelopmentWhitmore High School has been recognised as one of the UK’s Best Workplaces for Development 2026, earning a place on the national list compiled by Great Place to Work UK.
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Steel Signing Marks Major Milestone in St Richard Gwyn School RedevelopmentThe redevelopment of St Richard Gwyn Catholic High School has reached a key milestone, with council representatives and contractors gathering for an official steel‑signing ceremony at the site of the new building.
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Two Rescues in Record Heat as Volunteer Teams Respond to Afternoon EmergenciesCoastguard and RNLI Volunteers were called to two serious incidents on Thursday afternoon as record-breaking temperatures created challenging conditions along the coastline.
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Police find evidence of a large-scale cannabis cultivation at Riverside Place property firePolice remain on the scene of a house fire in Riverside Place, off Cardiff Road in Barry. The fire was first reported late on Wednesday afternoon.
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Barry RFC celebrate rollercoaster SeasonBarry RFC chairman Mike Prosser reflected on mixed fortunes on the field and much progress behind the scenes at the club’s well-attended annual dinner and awards night at The Memo.
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Specsavers calls on children in Barry to design Wales Deaf Rugby World Cup shirtsChildren from Barry could see their designs for a new rugby kit showcased on the world stage – thanks to a partnership between Specsavers and Wales Deaf Rugby.
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New Cymru Leagues Brand Unveiled Ahead of 2026/27 SeasonThe Cymru Leagues have today unveiled a new brand identity for the Cymru Premier, Cymru North and Cymru South as Welsh domestic football prepares for a major shake‑up next season.
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Barry Town United announced two signings on first day of the transfer windowFollowing the departure of five key Barry Town United players, the club have announced the signing of two players on the first day of the transfer window.
Arts and Culture
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Metallica break crowd record at Principality StadiumMetallica made history at Principality Stadium, bringing the biggest live music event ever staged in Wales to Cardiff.
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Barry Arts Festival to Host Elizabeth Singers for Special July ConcertThe Barry Arts Festival will welcome the acclaimed Elizabeth Singers to the town next month for a special performance at St Mary’s Church, Barry Docks. The concert takes place on Sunday, 12 July at 4pm.
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Vale Food Trail draws more than 1,500 visitors during two‑week celebrationThis year’s Vale Food Trail has wrapped up with strong support from residents, visitors and local businesses, attracting more than 1,500 people to events across the Vale of Glamorgan.
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