South Wales Central AM Andrew RT Davies has urged residents across the Vale to join him in marking the centenary of the end of the First World War.

Action must be taken to reverse a “worrying trend” of high value jobs moving out of Wales’ capital –Welsh Government Ministers have been urged.

A Vale-based charity opened its doors last week to showcase its work and invite new members into the fold.

Vale People First is based on Broad Street in Barry – and prides itself as an organisation “for and led by” people with learning disabilities in the Vale.

Action must be taken to ensure high speed internet is available across all communities in Wales – South Wales Central AM Andrew RT Davies has said.

The creation of a new Youth Parliament for Wales could end up being a “missed opportunity” – Welsh Conservative Leader Andrew RT Davies has warned.

Commenting on the news that Barclays have announced 200 jobs at their merchant services and technical operations base in Pentwyn are set to move to Northamptonshire and India – South Wales Central AM has described the move as a “huge blow” and called on the Welsh Government to respond proactively

Residents of a village in the Vale of Glamorgan have been urged to have their say on proposals on the future of the local primary school.

A 1.2billion funding boost for Wales must be invested in health and social care – South Wales Central AM Andrew RT Davies has said.

Leader of the Welsh Conservatives and South Wales Central AM Andrew RT Davies has praised the “crucial” role the RAF plays at St Athan in the Vale of Glamorgan – and said it was “vital” its presence was retained.

The 100th birthday of the Royal Air Force was marked in the National Assembly for Wales today with a celebration at the Senedd.