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• Barry angry over Top Six replay

  Barry Town United say they're deeply disappointed by the Cymru Premier's decision to replay a crucial game in the race for a top six finish.

• Council chiefs call for funding floor

  Council chiefs called for a minimum 4% increase in funding for each local authority and three-year settlements to avert the risk of a Welsh council going bust.

• New rainbow bench in Central Park

  A new rainbow bench has been installed at Central Park near Barry town centre.

• Rhoose chippy makes top takeaways list

  A fish and chip shop in Rhoose has been named one of the best in the UK, according to a new survey.

• Hutt urges public to 'claim what's yours'

  Vale MS Jane Hutt is urging people to get the financial support they're entitled to.

• League Cup revamp moves closer

  Controversial plans to revamp the Welsh League Cup have taken a step closer, according to the FAW.

• Van driver arrested after Barry collision

  A man has been arrested after a van crashed into a telegraph pole in Barry.

• Mayor to host community events

  The Mayor of Barry is preparing to hold two community events later in January.

• Council tax set for 6.9% hike

  Council tax payers in the Vale are facing a 6.9% rise under budget proposals for the next financial year.

• Eastbrook: calls to make station more accessible

  People living in Dinas Powys say they are put off from using public transport because they can’t access their local train station.

• RNLI volunteer welcomes new arrival

  An RNLI volunteer at Barry Dock has welcomed a potential future crew member into his family.

• Campaigners call for better access at Eastbrook Train Station

  A petition has been launched calling for better facilities at Eastbrook Train Station in Dinas Powys.

• Gething backs ‘long overdue’ leasehold reforms

  Vaughan Gething called for "long-overdue" reform to the leasehold system, warning of injustice, iniquity and unscrupulous landlords fleecing households.

• Barry Trader calls on Council to work with them, not against them

  The Vale of Glamorgan Council's Cabinet has signed off on proposals to close Court Road multi-storey car park, although a date for its closure is yet to be set.

• Petition against proposed Barry Island parking charges reaches 1,200 signatures

  Vale Council's Cabinet has approved plans to introduce On Street Parking charges at a number of locations in the Vale of Glamorgan.

• Council Cabinet agrees in principle to introduce new parking charges

  The proposal will soon see drivers have to pay to park their cars at several popular seaside locations in the Vale of Glamorgan, along with the closure of the Court Road car park in Barry.

• Aberthaw: concerns over demolition firm

  A construction group which includes a company fined for conspiring to rig bids for contracts was appointed to demolish Wales’ last coal-fired power station.

• Cash-strapped councils ‘facing £559m shortfall’

  Councils in Wales face budget pressures of £559m next year, equivalent to a 26% council tax rise or the loss of nearly 14,000 jobs, a committee heard.