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• Pop-up sauna back by popular demand

  A pop-up sauna has returned to the Penarth seafront by popular demand.

• New Cardiff Bay flats a step closer

  Plans to develop a new block of flats in Cardiff Bay are about to take another step forward.

• Vale MP launches Pothole Patrol

  The Vale of Glamorgan's Labour MP has launched a new 'pothole patrol'.

• Man's death 'unexplained' after undergrowth discovery

  Police are treating the death of a man found near Leckwith Road in Cardiff as unexplained.

• Aberthaw residents await power station demolition

  For decades, Keith Neighbour has been living at the foot of a mountain made of ash from Wales’ last coal fired power station.

• New platform puts Welsh language music on the map

  Music lovers can now find every Welsh language gig happening across Wales in one place, thanks to an innovative new online platform: Awni.

• Cadoxton stands up to school vandals

  Pupils, parents and volunteers joined forces with police after vandals targeted a Barry primary school.

• Extra funding for housing projects

  Two housing projects in the Vale have secured extra funding from the Welsh Government.

• Barry Pride Speaks out with panel discussion event

  The event will take place at Tramshed Tech on Thursday 27th February.

• Dydd Miwsig Cymru – Welsh Language Music Day: The perfect playlist for your celebations!

• Councillor concerned over ageing population

  A councillor has expressed concern over the rate at which the Vale of Glamorgan's population is ageing.

• South Wales Police precept hike approved

  The amount people pay to South Wales Police will go up by more than 7% in the next financial year.

• Cardiff University’s Kazakhstan plans under fire

  Cardiff University pushing ahead with plans to open a campus in Kazakhstan while slashing jobs and closing courses at home would be a "national disgrace", the Senedd heard.

• Pencoedtre school 'turning a corner'

  A mobile phone ban, extra curricular clubs and video games are helping a trouble-hit secondary school in Barry to turn things around.

• Dan gets hooked on angling

  A St Athan teenager living with autism has transformed his life by taking up angling.

• Tourism tax cash ‘could plug gaps elsewhere’

  Money raised by a proposed visitor levy could be used to plug gaps in cash-strapped public services rather than support tourism as intended, the industry warned.

• More records for Gavin & Stacey finale

  The Gavin and Stacey finale was the most watched TV moment in Wales for more than twenty years, according to new figures.

• Barry school shows red card to racism

  Children from a Barry primary school have been working on an anti-racism project.