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• Calls to roll-out family drug and alcohol courts

  Senedd members called on the Welsh Government to roll out family drug and alcohol courts across Wales to keep more children out of care.

• Penarth: opposition grows over parking charges

  More than 1200 people have signed a petition over controversial plans for parking charges on Penarth Esplanade.

• PODS go for Glammy glory

  Penarth Operatic and Dramatic Society has picked up 34 'Glammy' award nominations.

• Gething declares interest amid calls for donations crackdown

  Vaughan Gething declared an interest as the Senedd's petitions committee discussed calls for a crackdown on donations to politicians.

• Housing Secretary visits Barry projects

  The Housing Secretary has toured a number of key council housing projects in the Barry area.

• Penarth: woman allegedly assaulted

  Police are investigating an alleged assault on a woman outside a Penarth hotel.

• Making a space for digital creatives

  Two of the Eastern Vale's libraries have opened new creative spaces for digital crafting

• In-depth: five social housing projects for 2025

  Work is expected to begin on dozens of social housing projects across the Vale of Glamorgan this year.

• Cardiff Bay velodrome plan scrapped

  Plans to build a new velodrome in Cardiff Bay have been scrapped after the city council was offered an alternative location for a controversial secondary school expansion.

• Barry firms breached park planning rules

  Three companies at a Barry business park have been found to have breached planning rules.

• Fire Service sets out budget plans

  A 5.75% rise in the amount people pay for fire services in South Wales is being considered for next year.

• New car park approved for Cardiff Bay

  A new multi-storey car park made up of more than 900 spaces will be built in Cardiff Bay.

• Council housing rent goes up by 2.7%

  Rents and a number of service charges for council housing in the Vale of Glamorgan are going up.

• Jail for Barry drug dealer

  A drug dealer who supplied crack cocaine and heroin across the Vale of Glamorgan has been jailed.

• Bathing water at Ogmore-by-Sea "still poor"

  Ogmore-by-Sea is still classed as one of the worst beaches for bathing water quality in the whole of Wales.

• Council tax premiums to continue

  Vale Council will continue its policy of levying a council tax premium on certain properties despite concerns that renovating homeowners are being “unwittingly” caught out.

• New wildlife garden for Sully school

  Children from Sully Primary School have helped to create a brand new wildlife garden.

• Llantwit Major: appeal for missing teenager

  Police are appealing for help to find a missing teenage boy from Llantwit Major.