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• Thousands of affordable homes needed, report says

  Thousands of affordable homes will be needed in the Vale of Glamorgan over the coming years, according to an assessment of housing need.

• St Athan: council 'still working' towards rail station

  The leader of Vale Council says they are still working towards restoring a railway station for St Athan.

• Council bins under review in recycling push

  More than 900 litter bins across the Vale are under review in an effort to increase recycling and tackle flytipping.

• 'Give voters a greater say on replacing misbehaving politicians'

  Campaigners called for voters to be given a say over who replaces Senedd politicians booted out of office for bad behaviour under a proposed recall system.

• Metro: electric train rollout begins

  New electric 'tri-mode' trains are being rolled out for the first time onto the South Wales Metro network.

• Cameras roll again at Penarth's special school

  A BAFTA-nominated documentary on Penarth's special needs school is returning for a third series in December.

• Inquest into fatal Port Road collision opens

  An inquest into the deaths of two women in a road collision has been opened and adjourned.

• Cardiff Airport raises over £5k for BHF

  Cardiff Airport have raised just over £5,000 for the British Heart Foundation in Wales.

• Mermaid Quay: six man wanted after 'targeted attack'

  Detectives are looking for six men after a fight broke out at a Cardiff Bay restaurant.

• Vale Council: 'no liability' over Thurrock bankruptcy

  Vale Council says it's received no official notice over threatened legal action from a local authority in Essex.

• Senedd debates Morgan's first 100 days

  Senedd members debated Eluned Morgan's record following her first 100 days, with the first minister rejecting claims she has failed to stand up for Wales.

• King's Award for Nell's Point coastwatch

  Coastwatch volunteers in Barry have been awarded the prestigious King's Award for Voluntary Service.

• Safety work at flats could take a year longer

  Work to rectify fire safety defects and other issues at some high rise apartments in Cardiff Bay will take longer than expected, a major developer has confirmed.

• Vale Council facing legal action over failed investments

  A council in England is threatening to sue four Welsh councils and other local authorities after it made a number of investments in solar farms that led to it becoming bankrupt.

• Ministers to introduce fire safety bill

  Wales' housing secretary confirmed plans to bring forward a building safety bill in 2025, eight years after 72 people died in the Grenfell Tower tragedy in London.

• Mayor to host Christmas Market

  The Mayor of Barry will be hosting a Christmas market as part of the town's festive celebrations.

• Former mayor raises £3,400 for charities

  A former Barry Town Mayor raised over £3,400 for two charities during his year in office.

• Plan for gender-balanced Senedd 'lacks teeth'

  Voluntary guidance aimed at making the Welsh Parliament more representative of the population lacks any real teeth, Senedd members warned.