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The first time a child laughs, opens up about their day, asks to watch a film; these are moments that many might take for granted, but for foster carers in Wales, they symbolise one thing, a breakthrough.
All Saints Church in Wales Primary School has been praised by Estyn for its caring community, strong leadership and engaging curriculum following a recent inspection.
Vale of Glamorgan Council Libraries and Makerspaces are delighted to announce the launch of a new Artist in Residence project in collaboration with visual arts collective Arcade Campfa.
April 2026
A long-established local hobby group is celebrating a major milestone this May, with support from the Vale of Glamorgan Council's innovative Library Makerspace service.
The Vale of Glamorgan Council has been awarded £574,850 to launch a new and exciting second phase of the Restore the Thaw Landscape project, which has been benefiting wildlife, landowners and communities over the last three years.
Barry Library successfully marked World Book Night and the National Year of Reading with a community-focused book giveaway that encouraged residents to immerse themselves in the joy of reading.
The Vale of Glamorgan Council has been shortlisted for a prestigious national award recognising its leadership in promoting fair pay.
A One Week Town Boost programme in Llantwit Major has delivered a range of visible improvements to the town centre, while bringing together residents, businesses and local partners.
Otrovert, at Art Central Gallery, is photographer Lloyd Pursall's first UK solo exhibition.
The Vale of Glamorgan Council's soft plastics recycling system is being rolled out county-wide after a successful trial in Penarth, Dinas Powys, Sully and surrounding areas.
A new campaign aimed at improving dignity, accessibility, and inclusivity in public facilities is being launched across the Vale of Glamorgan.