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FIRES which decimated swathes of forestry and grassland across Gwent have been described as “devastating” by the region’s fire chief.
THE use of foodbanks in the Vale of Glamorgan has increased over the past year.
UNEMPLOYMENT in the Vale of Glamorgan has fallen by almost nine per cent since this time last year.
WHILE most of Penarth is slumbering at 3.30am, Tricia Evans is up and on her way to the fruit and vegetable wholesale market.
COUNCILLORS have blasted the local authority for failing to enforce parking rules near a row of village shops.
A PROJECT to donate gifts to people who are lonely this Christmas has been set up by a Penarth woman.
CONCERNS about the effect two major housing developments could have on traffic in Dinas Powys were raised by residents at a public meeting this week.
A FATHER whose daughter receives care at Ty Hafan has become the chief executive of the hospice.
A DECISION not to reopen the Penarth Pier Pavilion cinema to regular screenings has been described as a “huge blow” to the people of the town.
RESIDENTS have said they feel they are not being listened to regarding the future of St Paul's Church in Penarth.