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New Catholic High School set for green light

By Ted Peskett - Local Democracy Reporter

23rd Apr 2024 | Local News

Artist impression showing what the new Sir Richard Gwyn Catholic High School near Barry could look like if plans are approved.

If approved, the new school will also include a special resource base for 60 children, taking the total proposed total capacity to 1,110 pupils.

Eve will speak at next u3a history meeting

By Nub News Reporter

23rd Apr 2024 | Local News

Dr Eve Mac Donald, Senior lecturer in Ancient History, Cardiff University.

Dr Eve MacDonald has travelled and worked widely across the Mediterranean and the near east. .

Cowbridge overwhelmed by stench of raw sewage but who is taking responsibility?

By Harry Williams

22nd Apr 2024 | Local News

Raw sewage bubbles out over the pedestrian path

Complaints have been lodged by locals over the leak, but no one seems to be taking responsibility as the issue has been ongoing for many weeks. .

Drunken Sailors set to drop anchor at Cowbridge Food & Drink Festival

By Helen Ward

22nd Apr 2024 | Local News

Cowbridge Food and Drink Festival manager Tracy James-Lieberman said she can’t wait to have both The Drunken Sailors and Gooey Chewy Cheese on site.

Tŷ Hafan’s golf day is a hole-in-one success

By Nub News Reporter

22nd Apr 2024 | Local News

“The staff at Radyr Golf Club could not do enough to help make the day a success” .

'You gave me a bus pass at 60 and then... it was taken away' - Resident slams changes to Vale of Glamorgan bus route

By Ted Peskett - Local Democracy Reporter

21st Apr 2024 | Local News

tephen Cooper, 72, showing his bus pass at Vale of Glamorgan Council scrutiny meeting when he said he feels as though his bus pass has been taken from him

“I can’t give you an answer at the moment because I just don’t know. We are in regular dialogue so as soon as we know I can let others know.” .

Award for Vale Council family service

By Nub News Reporter

20th Apr 2024 | Local News

The assessment required the team to evidence 16 standards, including how their service supported families of children with disabilities.

Council facing up to huge cost of raising housing standards

By Ted Peskett - Local Democracy Reporter

18th Apr 2024 | Local News

Initial assessments carried out by the council show the work required to achieve the goal would cost about £50,000 per property.

Sight Loss Support group seeking to help more

By Stacey Evans

18th Apr 2024 | Local News

"There are opportunities to get support with your sight loss and find out ways of adapting to this in your daily living.".

Ten out of ten for Lilo's at Cowbridge Food and Drink Festival!

By Helen Ward

17th Apr 2024 | Local News

“We genuinely love Lilo’s! Such a festival favourite every year. To see the way Chloe has grown the business and all the new and exciting additions is fabulous'.

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