I would like to begin this week's message with the brilliant news that the Council has been awarded over half a million pounds in funding from Welsh Government for major improvements to visitor facilities across the Vale.
Over the past few weeks, we have been highlighting some of the different aspects of the Llantwit Food Project in Llantwit Major.
Foster Care Fortnight is a national campaign that celebrates the dedication and commitment of foster carers and encourages more people to consider becoming a foster carer.
The scheme, delivered in partnership with Cycle Solutions, allows you to purchase a bike and accessories through monthly salary deductions.
Get ready for a vibrant celebration of Welsh culture and language as Gŵyl Fach y Fro returns to Barry Island Promenade and Gardens.
On Friday 16th May, from 10am to 3pm, the Makerspace team invites staff to Barry Library for the first ever Makerspace Open Office.
Your Voice Matters – Participate in the Employee Engagement Survey!
On Wednesday evening, the Council held its Annual General Meeting (AGM) when a new Mayor and Deputy Mayor were elected.
Each Thursday morning there is a flurry of movement in and out of the Llantwit Major FoodShare Pantry – with people setting up tables, putting out fresh produce and stocking shelves as they prepare to open their doors at the CF61 community centre building.
Staff can now save up to 35% on TfW train tickets with the new JurnyOn app – including a 1-month free trial.
Eleanor Croft, a Customer Services Representative at C1V, recently took part in the London Marathon to raise money for the Make a Wish Foundation.
I hope you've all had a chance to take advantage of the glorious weather this week.Now that the cold winter months are firmly behind us, it is the perfect time to step outside, stretch your legs, and enjoy some fresh air.
Details on how we will be marking the 80th anniversary of VE Day between 5 - 8 May
Every year, along with all Welsh Public Sector bodies, we have to report our carbon emissions to Welsh Government