More from Bro Radio Newsroom

• Another successful year for Santa's Cause

  Local businesses, community groups and council workers have once again come together to support the annual Santa's Cause campaign.

• Council set to relaunch petitions scheme

  There's been calls for an online petition scheme for Vale of Glamorgan residents to be made more visible.

• Two men questioned after A48 collision

  Two men have been questioned after a car hit a roundabout on the A48 Cowbridge bypass during a police chase.

• Candlelighting held at Barry chapel

  An annual Christmas candlelighting event has been held at Merthyr Dyfan Cemetery in Barry.

• Power tools found in stolen vehicle

  Police want to trace the owners of power tools which have been recovered from a stolen vehicle.

• Engineering works to hit Christmas trains

  Local train services will be affected by engineering works over the Christmas and New Year holidays.

• Council sets out future housing plans

  The sites where nearly 8,000 homes could be built in the Vale of Glamorgan have been revealed.

• Joint police and fire control room criticised

  Fire service staff in South Wales are sleeping in cars between excessive night shifts and have compared trying to run the control room to a Wetherspoon's on a match day.

• Costs rise for new Cowbridge school

  The cost of building a new home for a Cowbridge primary school has risen by more than £4 million.

• St Athan: plans to build 51 new council homes

  51 new council homes are set to be built in St Athan.

• Vale Council to continue tax premiums

  Council tax premiums for long term empty properties and second homes are set to continue next year in the Vale of Glamorgan.

• Penarth: work to make cliff safe after landslips

  Plans have been set out to stabilise land in Penarth Marina where several landslips led to safety concerns.

• Debate over single Welsh police force reignited

  The prospect of merging Wales' four police forces into a single mega-force has resurfaced, as politicians scrambled to respond to reports of an overhaul of policing in the new year.

• New five-year food strategy launched

  A new five-year strategy has been unveiled to create a new food system for the Vale of Glamorgan.

• £20 million regeneration Plan submitted to the UK Government

  A regeneration plan worth £20 million has been submitted to the UK Government.

• Popular Barry Island Chippy announces its closure

  Boofys, which has been serving customers on Barry Island for almost 25 years, is set to close in January.

• Missing Penarth man found after appeal

  A 27 year-old man from Penarth has been found after he went missing for four days.

• Parc prison expansion plan ''ill-judged''

  Wales' unwanted title as the nation with the highest "in-country" imprisonment rate in western Europe is set to be solidified due to the expansion of HMP Parc.