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• Council backs flying ring frisbee ban

  Vale of Glamorgan Council has backed a ban of a popular type of frisbee in a bid to protect marine wildlife.

• Two shouts for Penarth RNLI

  The RNLI is urging visitors to the Vale's coastline to check tide times as temperatures begin to warm up this week.

• Dow job losses "extremely disappointing"

  Local politicians have reacted with dismay over plans to cut nearly 300 jobs at the Dow chemical works in Barry.

• Dow to cut 291 jobs at Barry works

  Chemical firm Dow is set to cut nearly 300 jobs at its Barry works.

• Vehicles damaged in Cardiff Bay

  Police are looking for vandals who damaged several parked vehicles near Cardiff Bay Yacht Club last month.

• Appeal for missing Llantwit teenager

  Police say there's growing concern for a missing teenage boy from Llantwit Major.

• Welsh independence: 6,000 march on Barry

  Police say around 6,000 people attended Saturday's Welsh independence march through the streets of Barry.

• Van passenger in hospital after Barry collision

  One person has been taken to hospital after a van flipped onto its side in Barry.

• Barry housing plans facing consultation

  Barry residents could soon be asked for their views on plans to build more than 470 new homes around the town.

• Indy campaigners prepare for Barry march

  Welsh indpendence campaigners are preparing to march through Barry town centre on Saturday.

• Marie Curie supporters to run Vale marathon

  A group of Marie Curie supporters are preparing to take part in a 'virtual' London Marathon.

• Inspectors' praise for Ysgol y Deri

  School inspectors have praised Penarth's Ysgol y Deri following their latest assessment.

• Mayor to host Bank Holiday craft market

  The Mayor of Barry will be hosting a Spring Craft Market during the May Bank Holiday weekend.

• Flat residents still waiting for fire safety works

  Leaseholders living in high rise flats which still need essential fire safety work are worried how long it's taking to get it started.

• Authorities launch climate and nature charter

  Authorities have drawn up a new charter to tackle climate change and nature loss in the Vale.

• Local trains resume amid bridge disruption

  Train services to and from Barry Island and Penarth have resumed following three days of disruption.

• Dad to run London Marathon for RNLI

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  A father whose daughter was rescued by a Penarth lifeboat crew is preparing to run the London Marathon in aid of the RNLI.

• Council criticised after Green Flag withdrawal

  Vale of Glamorgan Council has been criticised for the way it is looking after its green spaces after it chose not to re-think its decision to withdraw from the Green Flag park status.