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• Swimming club search for missing archives

  Barry Amateur Swimming Club (ASC) is looking to recover missing scrapbooks that form a crucial part of their historical archive.

• Domino's to open Llantwit Major branch

  Domino's Pizza has been given the go ahead to open a new branch in Llantwit Major despite residents' concerns about littering.

• Police extend 'encouraging' firearms surrender

  South Wales Police is extending a firearms surrender campaign following an "extremely positive" response from the public.

• Funding offered for VE Day street parties

  Barry residents are being offered financial help to hold their own celebrations for the 80th anniversary of VE Day.

• Calls for A48 review after Bonvilston tragedy

  There have been calls for an urgent review into safety on the A48 after three men were killed in a collision near Bonvilston.

• Three men killed in A48 collision

  Three men have died following a two-vehicle collision on the A48 near Bonvilston.

• Tourism tax plans move closer

  Plans to bring in a tourism tax cleared the first hurdle in the Senedd, with the Welsh Government set to raise the rate to £1.30 per night per person.

• Solar group-buying scheme comes to the Vale

  Vale households are being encouraged to invest in renewable energy sources through a group-buying scheme.

• Death of A Salesman: "a triumph of storytelling"

  Chris reviews a new production of the Arthur Miller classic Death of A Salesman at the New Theatre Cardiff.

• Penarth hospice opens daffodil memory garden

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  300 hand-crafted metal daffodils have been planted to create a memory garden at a Penarth hospice.

• 'Vale 2030': council launches corporate plan

  Vale of Glamorgan Council has launched a new corporate plan for the next five years.

• 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.