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• Unpaid carers: questions over access to support

  A councillor who helped care for her grandmother as a child has questioned how easy it is for unpaid carers in the Vale of Glamorgan to access help.

• Patience 'wearing thin' over Barry funding

  A former mayor of Barry says millions of pounds in funding should be used to reduce anti-social behaviour and attract shoppers to the high street.

• Plaid demands pause to inheritance tax

  Plaid Cymru urged the UK Government to pause and review planned changes to inheritance tax for farmers, warning the impact could be destructive in rural Wales.

• Aberthin: 11 year-old boy 'grabbed by man'

  An investigation's underway after an 11 year-old boy was allegedly grabbed by a man in a lane in Aberthin, near Cowbridge.

• Barry 'neighbourhood' board to make funding decisions

  Politicians have welcomed the UK Government's decision to press ahead with around £20 million of regeneration funding for Barry.

• Foodbank urging pensioners to claim support

  A local foodbank is urging pensioners to ensure they're not missing out on vital financial support amid the cost-of-living crisis.

• Welsh Government’s £26bn budget passes

  The Senedd signed off on the Welsh Government's £26 billion budget for the coming year after ministers struck a deal with the Welsh Liberal Democrats.

• School community praised for fire response

  The actions of pupils, staff and emergency services was pivotal in avoiding a school fire ending in a “horrific situation”, a council official has said.

• New leadership for Penarth RNLI

  The RNLI at Penarth has a new lifeboat operations manager in charge.

• Fishing boat rescued off Summer House Bay

  A fishing boat has been rescued after it got into difficulty off Summer House Bay.

• Double shout for Penarth lifeboat

  The RNLI's D-class lifeboat at Penarth was called out to two incidents in quick succession on Friday evening.

• Council to consider reduced tax hike

  Vale of Glamorgan Council says it will consider a 1% cut in its proposed council tax rise for the next financial year.

• Hive Guys connect with the community

  A youth project in the Vale has held a special meal to increase its involvement with the local community.

• Deadline nears for Wales Business Awards entries

  Vale companies have just a week left to enter this year's Wales Business Awards.

• Bro Radio increases commitment to championing Welsh Language Music

  Bro Radio has increased its commitment to championing Welsh Language Music through its sister service Bro Radio Xtra.

• Plans lodged to replace St David's Hall roof

  Planning applications have been made to replace the roof of Cardiff’s St David’s Hall, which has been closed for more than a year.

• Cardiff council budget passes first hurdle

  Plans to increase council tax in Cardiff and make other changes that could affect life in the city have passed their first hurdle.

• Food Businesses & producers urged to sign up to third "Vale Food Trail"

  Food businesses and producers urged to sign up to third Vale Food Trail this Summer.