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• Valuable jewellery stolen in Eglwys Brewis burglary

  Detectives are hunting burglars who stole valuable jewellery from a house in Eglwys Brewis.

• 75 years on - Llandow remembers air tragedy

  Commenorations have been held to mark the 75th anniversary of the Llandow air disaster.

• Health board intervention steps up over finances

  The Health Secretary has escalated intervention measures at the Cardiff and Vale health board amid concerns over a growing financial deficit.

• Ambulance response target to be scrapped

  A key target for ambulances to respond to the most urgent 999 calls within eight minutes, which has not been met in five years, will be ditched following a review.

• 5.9% tax hike as Vale Council passes budget

  Vale of Glamorgan Council will go ahead with plans to reduce street cleaning, remove litter bins and increase council tax by 5.9% as part of plans to save millions of pounds.

• Work begins on Llysworney housing scheme

  Work has begun on a new affordable housing development in Llysworney.

• New Senedd ‘super constituencies’ confirmed

  Final plans for 16 new "super constituencies" have been unveiled ahead of the next Senedd election in a little over a year.

• Jail for paedophile fairground worker who groomed victims he met at work

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  A paedophile who worked at a Barry Island Pleasure Park groomed girls as young as 11, buying them food, alcohol, cigarettes and soft toys.

• £10k raised at International Women's Day gala

  A gala held to mark International Women's Day has raised over £10,000 for Vale Domestic Abuse Services.

• Parking charges petitioner welcomes 'positive step'

  A businessman has welcomed a council pledge to look again at controversial plans for parking charges at Barry Island.

• Cardiff Council approves annual budget

  Plans to increase council tax in Cardiff and charges for a number of services, including the cost of residential parking permits, have been approved.

• No decision yet on on-street parking charges

  Councillors have held off a decision on controversial plans for on-street parking charges in Barry Island and Penarth seafront.

• 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.