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• Record-breaking Barry Island 10K returns

  Barry Island 10K organisers say this year's race was the biggest in its history.

• Aqua Park opponents consider legal action

  Campaigners against a controversial water park at Cosmeston Lakes are considering legal action.

• Sully Island visitors caught out by high tide

  Two women rescued from Sully Island were caught out by high tides "despite doing everything right".

• OBE for Ruth in birthday honours list

  Broadcaster Ruth Dodsworth has been awarded an OBE in the King's birthday honours list.

• New placemaking plan for Vale's towns

  A new 'placemaking' strategy has been drawn up for the Vale's four town centres.

• Assisted dying: MP to host town hall meeting

  The Vale's Labour MP is to hold a public town hall meeting ahead of a crucial vote on assisted dying.

• St Athan 'snubbed' in spending review, says MS

  A Senedd member says St Athan has been left out of railway plans for Wales following the Chancellor's spending review.

• Cyclist criticially ill after Grangetown collision

  A woman has been banned from driving after a cyclist was hit by a car in Cardiff's Grangetown.

• Veteran street cleaner Ricky retires

  A street cleaner in Penarth is hanging up his broom for good after 53 years of loyal service.

• Two men guilty of cannabis smuggling

  Two men have been found guilty of smuggling millions of pounds worth of cannabis from the USA into South Wales by post.

• Vale Food Trail ''a success''

  Organisers say plans are already underway for next year's Vale Food Trail.

• Cardiff University cuts 'could be repeated year on year'

  Cuts at Cardiff University will be repeated "year on year" at all universities in Wales unless fundamental reform is brought forward, a committee heard.

• Bridging the generation gap - through play

  A residential home in Penarth has been building relationships beween the youngest and oldest members of the community through play.

• New exercise cartoon for pre-school children

  The children's minister visited Llandough Hospital to learn more about an award-winning scheme encouraging daily physical activity.

• New shelters installed at railway stations

  More than 100 platform shelters have been replaced or refurbished at train stations across South East Wales.

• Council tax replacement still on the cards

  Wales' finance secretary has confirmed plans for a land value tax remain on the table as a potential long-term replacement for council tax and business rates.

• Barry tennis club plays pickleball

  A tennis club in Barry is offering free have-a-go sessions for the new sport of pickleball.

• Global attention for community activist

  A community activist from Barry Island has been getting worldwide attention.