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• Upper Comeston scheme to 'thrive', says minister

  The housing secretary has told Bro Radio News that a major net zero housing development will create a "thriving community".

• Cardiff Council to tax SUVs in parking plan

  Cardiff Council is set to bring in a tax on SUVs (sport utility vehicles) as part of sweeping changes to parking.

• Foodbank calls to scrap GPs' 'disability tax'

  A man says he was forced to live in his car for a year after his GP charged him for a letter.

• Over one hundred Barry residents step up to shape £2 million a year Barry Plan for Neighbourhoods

  Over one hundred Barry residents have stepped up to shape a £2 million a year Barry Plan for Neighbourhoods.

• Upper Cosmeston Farm: ministers agree contract

  The Welsh Government has agreed a contract with developers Barratt Redrow to deliver 576 new homes on land at Upper Cosmeston Farm.

• Serial thief banned from Barry shops

  A prolific thief from Barry has been banned from shops in the Holton Road and Waterfront areas.

• Funding boost for Barry music venues

  Two music businesses in Barry will get a share of £700,000 in Welsh Government funding.

• Locals invited to be part of the future of Barry’s Santa Sleigh

  Barry Round Table is calling on the local community to help create a brand new Santa Sleigh that’s fit for the future.

• Senedd members pay 'at risk' amid budget cuts

  Failure to pass next year's Senedd commission budget could result in unthinkable cuts, even putting politicians' £80,000-a-year salaries at risk, the presiding officer has warned.

• Council chief hired as energy firm executive

  A top Vale of Glamorgan Council official holds a prominent position at a company behind plans to develop a multi-million-pound energy park.

• Man arrested after Penarth disturbance

  A 40 year-old man is being questioned following a disturbance at a house in Penarth.

• Mayor to host Fairtrade coffee morning

  The Mayor of Barry, Cllr Dennis Clarke, is hosting a coffee morning as part of Fairtrade Fortnight.

• Councillor kicked out in immigration debate

  A councillor was kicked out of a public meeting following a heated debate on immigration and asylum claims in the Vale.

• Man charged after Barry collision

  A 53 year-old man has been charged after a pensioner was hit by a car in Barry.

• Fresh calls to axe car parking charges

  Plaid Cymru councillors in Barry say they're already noticing the impact of controversial parking charges on local buisnesses.

• Authors' call to speed up rail electrification

  The authors of a new book are calling for the electrification of the UK's rail network to be sped up.

• 'Still in the dark' over Aberthaw ash mound

  Residents living in the shadow of Wales’ last coal-fired power station are still in the dark as to when a mound of ash that used to cover their homes in dust will be removed.

• Barry Town fans go bananas for Fairtrade

  Two Fairtrade supporters handed out free bananas to Barry Town United fans at Jenner Park at the weekend.