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Multimedia reporter for the Barry & District News. Covering anything and everything that’s important to people in Barry, Wenvoe, Sully, Rhoose, and St Athan while also straying into the rest of the Vale of Glamorgan.
Multimedia reporter for the Barry & District News. Covering anything and everything that’s important to people in Barry, Wenvoe, Sully, Rhoose, and St Athan while also straying into the rest of the Vale of Glamorgan.
AN INSPIRATIONAL Vale mum has been declared 'the best' in a national magazine's 2020 awards.
THE longest-serving Secondary school head teacher, will retire from his role on Friday, December 18.
HIGHER-LEVEL restrictions will come into force to control rapidly accelerating coronavirus rates across Wales'
FATHER and son duo Martin and Roman Kemp have partnered with Specsavers this Christmas to find and celebrate Barry’s and the nation’s unsung community heroes.
A WOMAN who started her wedding and event venue decorator business at home has vowed that the coronavirus pandemic will positively move her fortunes forward.
A NEW furniture has opened in Barry with the aim of helping people in need while also housing a number of small start-up businesses.
THE first Covid-19 vaccine began its roll-out across Wales on Tuesday, December 8.
A LUXURY cat hotel is offering felines the promise of a feast of festive fun this holiday - proving Christmas isn’t just for humans.
A COMPETITION has launched to find the nation’s unsung community heroes to mark Census 2021 in England and Wales,
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