Bonvilston man in charity row for Haiti

A BONVILSTON man did his bit for the Haiti earthquake victims by joining a team to tackle a ‘one-million metre’ charity row.
Allen Reid was one of a team of five personal trainers who attempted the challenge, and shoppers in John Lewis, Cardiff,... read on

Bosch land: Ownership is thorny topic for local people

THE GEM’s revelation that Bosch owns 200 acres of land in the Vale has been greeted with surprise and dismay in the nearby village of Pendoylan.
The village is little more than two miles away from... read on

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Flying Vet case takes dramatic turn as ‘Foxy’ gives evidence

THE Cardiff Crown Court trial of the ‘Flying Vet’ who is accused of illegally possessing a Lewis machine gun nearly a century old, took a dramatic turn when an undercover police officer was called to ... read on

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Llantwit Major Town Council splits over the tax precept rise

THE Llantwit Major Town Council has decided to increase its precept after all.
The council was split over the issue, with Llantwit First supporting the proposed rise of £5 at Band D and the Conse... read on

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Cowbridge mayor helps cancer charity celebrate new centre

Staff and volunteers at Breast Cancer Care Cymru were joined by the Mayor of Cowbridge, Coun Jon Harris and other guests to celebrate the opening of the charity’s newly-refurbished centre on Cathedral... read on

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Wales set to roar in battle of the Lions – and spoil centenary celebrations

AS if the final countdown to the 119th meeting between world rugby’s two arch rivals is not drama enough for the most fervent aficionados, the Lee Byrne saga has been in danger of igniting a fuse that... read on