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• Barry school shows red card to racism

  Children from a Barry primary school have been working on an anti-racism project.

• Welsh Government wins draft budget vote

  The Welsh Government won the first vote on its £26bn spending plans for next year in the absence of two Conservative Senedd members.

• Pencoedtre school 'turning a corner'

  A mobile phone ban, extra curricular clubs and video games are helping a trouble-hit secondary school in Barry to turn things around.

• Mayor to bow out with 80s fundraiser

  An 80s band night will be held to mark the end of the Barry Town Mayor's year in office.

• Council welcomes 'positive' panel review

  Vale Council chiefs say they've received "very encouraging" feedback from an independent review of their work.

• Police launch firearms surrender month

  South Wales Police is supporting a national firearms amnesty throughout Febuary.

• FoodShare Pantry supports record numbers

  A community food project in the Western Vale says it helped more households than ever during the winter.

• Hospice fears impact of parking charges

  A Penarth hospice has warned new parking charges planned for the area could impact on its ability to continue caring for people.

• St David's Hall: councillor 'beyond frustrated' over delays

  Delays to work commencing on Cardiff’s St David’s Hall has left a cabinet member on the city council “beyond frustrated”.

• Housing charity moves into new home

  A housing charity based in Penarth has moved into a new home of its own at a community centre.

• Butetown: man arrested after serious assault

  A 33 year-old man is being questioned following a serious assault in the Butetown area of Cardiff.

• Calls to overturn dog walking ban

  A petition has been launched to reinstate summer dog-walking rights at a beauty spot in Ogmore-by-Sea.

• Police precept set for 7.4% hike

  Council tax payers in South Wales could have to pay £26 more for their policing next year.

• Kate named Tŷ Hafan patron

  The Princess of Wales has been named as the new patron of Tŷ Hafan.

• Two youths arrested after arson attacks

  Two teenage boys have been arrested after two vehicles were set alight in the Fairwater area of Cardiff.

• In-depth: Vale Council seeks budget savings

  There could be fewer litter bins and less street cleaning in the Vale of Glamorgan next year.

• Vale schools welcome positive inspection reports

  Two schools in the Eastern Vale have received positive reports from Estyn inspectors.

• MSs criticise ‘colossal’ Cardiff University cuts

  Senedd members criticised Cardiff University's plans to cut 400 jobs and courses including nursing, calling for ministers to intervene to prevent "educational vandalism".