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New campaign will help deliver public toilet dignity for men
A NEW campaign aimed at improving dignity, accessibility, and inclusivity in public facilities is being launched across the Vale of…
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Police voice concerns over new HMO in Barry
POLICE have raised major concerns over plans to turn Barry offices into temporary accommodation
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Over 100,000 motorists caught driving in bus lanes
MORE than 100,000 motorists have been caught driving in Cardiff bus lanes over a three year period, generating more than…
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Council’s £5 million deal for shopping centre
Rhiw Shopping Centre in Bridgend has changed hands in a deal and is now owned by Bridgend County Borough Council.
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Cowbridge residents oppose plan for 105 new homes
RESIDENTS near Cowbridge have banded together to oppose the inclusion of a local green space in the Vale Council’s long-term…
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Plans for a new Cowbridge school approved
THE construction of a Welsh-medium school in Cowbridge has been approved by Vale of Glamorgan Council.
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Residents speak out over hike in council tax
RESIDENTS of the Vale of Glamorgan are not happy with a large hike in council tax, and SOME have spoken…
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Cowbridge skate park and sports field to be upgraded
THE Bear Field Skate Park in Cowbridge is set for a major upgrade as one of the first projects linked…
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Penarth Civic Society offers litter bin advice to council
A VALE COUNCIL decision to remove 25% of bins from the streets of Penarth has been heavily criticised in a…
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Former bank could be transformed into cafe
A PROPOSAL to overhaul an old Penarth bank into a “vibrant and welcoming” café have been sent to a local council.
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