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• Double shout for RNLI crews

  It's been a busy start to the Easter weekend for lifeboat crews in the Vale.

• Council criticised after Green Flag withdrawal

  Vale of Glamorgan Council has been criticised for the way it is looking after its green spaces after it chose not to re-think its decision to withdraw from the Green Flag park status.

• Drifting dredger rescued off Hayes Point

  A dredger has been rescued after it drifted close to the shore near Sully.

• Line up unveiled for 2025 Vale Food Trail

  Over 20 local food businesses have signed up to take part in this year's Vale Food Trail.

• Blackweir Live: licence approved for controversial gigs

  Controversial plans for live music events at Cardiff's Bute Park have been given the go-ahead.

• Lifeguards return to Whitmore Bay

  RNLI lifeguards are returning to Whitmore Bay at Barry Island for the start of the new season.

• More funding for Vale hospices

  Two hospices in the Vale of Glamorgan have been given more funding from the Welsh Government.

• Upgrades for Llantwit and Barry leisure centres

  Work has been completed on a series of upgrades at two of the Vale's leisure centres.

• Vale firms nominated for Wales Business Awards

  Two companies in the Vale of Glamorgan are among the finalists in this year's Wales Business Awards.

• Barry student prepares for Miss Wales final

  A Barry teenager will be taking to the catwalk next month when she competes for the title of Miss Wales 2025.

• Man's body found at Barry Docks

  An investigation's underway after a man's body was found at Barry Docks.

• Landowner allowed to build near right of way

  A landowner’s plans to build new stables have been approved despite fears it will obstruct a popular walking route.

• Inquest opens into A48 deaths

  One of the three men killed when a car hit a tipper lorry near Bonvilston has been named at the opening of an inquest.

• Easter passenger boost for Cardiff Airport

  Cardiff Airport is set for a boost in passenger numbers as the Easter holidays get underway.

• Penarth lifeboat veteran bows out

  One of Penarth's longest-serving RNLI volunteers has stepped down after 44 years.

• Barry housing scheme completes second phase

  Ten new council homes have been completed at one of Barry's ongoing housing developments.

• £3m boost for local transport links

  The Welsh Government has announced more than £3 million in funding for transport projects across the Vale of Glamorgan.

• Missing Llandough man found after appeal

  A 56 year-old man who went missing from the Llandough area has been found following a police appeal.