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• Cardiff Airport rival concerned over subsidy plan

  Ministers' plans to spend more than £200 million on Cardiff Airport in the next ten years have been criticised by a rival.

• Rhoose park to get new playground

  Work is set to start on a £180,000 revamp of a Rhoose playground by the end of the month.

• St Athan left waiting for railway revival

  Residents in St Athan are still waiting for a railway station decades after having one taken away.

• 'Y Llyn' comes to the Memo

  A new company is making its theatre debut with its own unique version of a mythical Welsh folk tale.

• 53 'wanted' suspects arrested in operation

  53 people wanted for various crimes have been arrested in a South Wales Police operation.

• Cargo firm to open Cardiff Airport base

  An air freight carrier is preparing to open its new base at Cardiff Airport this week.

• Barry mayor launches Christmas card competition

  Children in Barry are being invited to design the town mayor's Christmas card in a special competition.

• Atlantic Wharf: New car park moves step forward

  The multi-million pound redevelopment of Atlantic Wharf in Cardiff Bay is set to take another step forward.

• Hospital bus collision under investigation

  An investigation is underway after a bus hit several parked cars at Llandough Hospital.

• Sully teenager conquers half marathon

  A deaf teenager from Sully has raised over £450 after completing the Cardiff Half Marathon.

• Councils braced for budget 'black hole'

  Councils in Wales are bracing themselves for a multi-million pound “black hole” when they prepare their budgets for next year.

• Senedd sounds alarm on fire authorities

  Senedd members called for an "urgent and long overdue" overhaul of fire authorities amid concerns about a culture of bullying, misogyny, racism and nepotism.

• Make support more flexible to help more people in Wales, says Citizens Advice

  Citizens Advice say 60% of people helped with crisis support since 2020 have had long-term health conditions or disabilities.

• Plans to turn church into restaurant revealed

  Hopes that Christ Church Presbyterian in Barry can be protected from demolition are rekindled after plans emerged to turn it into a restaurant.

• Over 300 schools in Wales lead the way with planning for walking, wheeling and cycling

  Romily Primary School in Barry has been highlighted as successfully implementing a new, eco-friendly bike shelter, as well as improvements to pavements outside the school.

• Minister rejects calls for free youth travel

  Wales’ children’s commissioner, petitioners and the Welsh Youth Parliament have all added their voices to a chorus of calls for a free travel scheme.

• ‘Tidy’ increase in the number of passengers catching the train to Barry

  The number of people catching the train to the resort this summer, has almost doubled compared to 2023 figures.

• School attendance still below pre-Covid levels

  Council figures show that 1,000 additional days were lost due to exclusions at Vale schools compared to last year.