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Residents in Barry are being urged to be cautious following a rise in reports of two men going door‑to‑door offering gutter‑cleaning services.

National Grid Electricity Distribution (NGED) will carry out safety inspections at homes and small businesses across the Vale of Glamorgan in the coming weeks, with contractors visiting properties in the CF62 area to check key electrical equipment.

Parents and Politicians joined together on the steps of the Senedd on Thursday, calling for better paternity leave and support for new parents.

Network Rail is inviting residents in Dinas Powys to a series of community engagement sessions to discuss the emergency closure of the Brookside footpath level crossing and next steps.

A new programme of community litter picks has been announced for the Glamorgan Heritage Coast, with volunteers invited to help protect some of the Vale’s most popular beaches and coastal paths over the coming months.

Glamorgan Archives is inviting the public to step behind the scenes and discover how hundreds of years of Welsh history are preserved.

Barry RFC has secured £200,000 through the Barry Plan for Neighbourhoods, marking a major funding milestone in the club’s ambitious plans to transform its historic Reservoir Fields home into a modern, inclusive Sports & Community Hub for the town.

Children aged 1–5 in Barry can now receive a free Hepatitis A vaccination without an appointment, as Cardiff and Vale University Health Board opens new walk‑in clinics at Barry Hospital.

Barry RFC has secured £200,000 through the Barry Plan for Neighbourhoods, marking a major funding milestone in the club’s ambitious plans to transform its historic Reservoir Fields home into a modern, inclusive Sports & Community Hub for the town.

Finish the season with a perfect record. That’s the aim for Barry Athletic’s Munro Cup-winning team.

There were mixed fortunes for Barry Athletic in the Glamorgan County Bowls Association Championship semi-finals at Kenfig Hill and Pyle, with members securing two final spots, but missing out on two.

Two senior rugby clubs in the Vale of Glamorgan have been forced to cancel their planned pre‑season fixtures this weekend, with both Barry RFC and Llantwit Major RFC citing increasingly hard playing surfaces after weeks of dry weather.

Over 40 people took part in a 4.5-mile pilgrimage walk through Barry on Saturday 22 August, raising over £800 for Vale Foodbank.

Glamorgan Archives is inviting the public to step behind the scenes and discover how hundreds of years of Welsh history are preserved.

Rhoose Community Library is preparing to celebrate a decade as a volunteer‑run charity, marking ten years since residents stepped in to save the service from closure.