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The Vale of Glamorgan Council plans to modernise the delivery of Adult Day Services by creating a new Wellbeing Hub in Barry.
Residents across Barry and the wider Vale are to benefit from significant improvements to the Vale of Glamorgan Council's recycling and waste services.
A packed programme of community events, family activities, creative markets and Halloween fun is coming to the former Wilko building in Barry, as the Vale of Glamorgan Council continues to bring the town-centre space to life while developing its long-term future.
The Vale of Glamorgan Council is introducing a new scheme to make it easier for residents and visitors to report overflowing litter bins in town centres.
The Vale of Glamorgan Council's newly formed Street Scene team is tackling stubborn chewing gum stains on pavements, following new funding through Keep Britain Tidy's Chewing Gum Task Force.
The Penarth Remembrance Parade will go ahead as normal after the Vale of Glamorgan Council worked with Penarth Town Council and the Penarth Veterans Remembrance Parade Committee to put the necessary arrangements in place.
Parents in Vale of Glamorgan who have built their families through adoption are encouraging others to consider providing a stable, safe adoptive home for a child in care in Wales.
Families across the Vale of Glamorgan will soon be able to access funded childcare for their two-year-old children.
A Vale of Glamorgan Council-owned cinema at Penarth Pier Pavilion has been voted one of the 15 best cinemas in the UK in the British Independent Film Awards' (BIFA) Cinema of the Year award.
More than six million people visited the Vale of Glamorgan in 2025, generating an estimated £381.88 million for the local economy and supporting almost 3,000 jobs.
Penarth Jazz Festival returns this October with an outstanding programme of live music, cinema, workshops, talks, dance and exhibitions, bringing five days of jazz to venues across Penarth.
Community libraries across the Vale of Glamorgan are celebrating ten years of success, marking a decade since local communities took over the operation of their local libraries from the Vale of Glamorgan Council.
Ysgol Llyn Derw – the Vale of Glamorgan Council's new sixth form for pupils with Additional Learning Needs - has officially opened as the Welsh Government Cabinet Minister for Education and the Welsh Language visited the new site for its unveiling.