More from Bro Radio Newsroom

• Work to start on Cowbridge retirement scheme

  Work is expected to start soon on a new retirment living scheme in Cowbridge.

• Vale line closes for engineering works

  Train services on the Vale of Glamorgan Line are being disrupted by major engineering works this week.

• Freedom of the Vale for RNLI volunteers

  RNLI volunteers have been granted the Freedom of the Vale of Glamorgan.

• Senedd moving out of Siambr

  The Senedd is preparing to move out of its debating chamber - Y Siambr - ahead of a revamp.

• Norovirus: hospital pressure 'exceptional'

  Health chiefs say a norovirus outbreak is leading to 'exceptional pressure' at hospitals across Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan.

• Morgan grilled over £4.8bn benefit cuts

  Senedd members pressed Wales' first minister about the Labour UK Government's plans to slash spending on welfare by £4.8bn a year by the end of the decade.

• Barry Bike Club to return

  The Barry Bike Club is restarting sessions from next week after it secured renewed funding for 2025.

• St David bravery award for Penarth lifesaver

  A Penarth man who saved a couple from drowning was among the winners at this year's St David Awards.

• Ruth Jones honoured with St David Award

  Ruth Jones has been honoured with a special St David Award for her success with Gavin & Stacey.

• Plans for ‘crumbling’ Senedd offices face scrutiny

  A commissioner warned current Senedd offices are "crumbling" and becoming "no longer fit for purpose" amid a multi-million-pound search for new office space.

• Work to start on new Vale campuses

  Work will start this summer on Cardiff and Vale College's two new campuses in Barry and Rhoose.

• Barry Company launches world's first edible soap

  The Goodwash Company has partnered with the Hygiene Bank to create the world's first edible soap.

• First Minister visits Barry Makerspace

  First Minister, Eluned Morgan has visited a digital creative hub based at Barry Library.

• Council's housing waiting list grows again

  Over 280 more households are waiting for a council house in the Vale compared to six months ago.

• Cardiff Airport's chief exeuctive quits

  The chief executive of Cardiff Airport has left his role after over four-and-a-half years.

• Norovirus: hospital visitor ban extended

  A ban on visitors at hospitals across Cardiff and the Vale will remain in place amid a norovirus outbreak.

• Littering on the increase, charity warns

  Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan has a litter issue along its major roads.

• Hot Chicks – 'powerfully performed yet disappointingly stereotypical'

  Chris reviews a black comedy drama about female friendship and drug trafficking at Cardiff's Sherman Theatre.