Charity Commission warns charities about fraudulent messages recently sent to charities and trustees.

Crawshay link is a partnership project with the Crawshay Residents Association & Vale Homes. The aim of the partnership is to welcome the new Ukrainians that have moved into the temporary accommodation site at Heol Croeso into the local community.

Visit our new community group in Barry. Supporting individuals in or seeking recovery from alcohol and drug use.

Bro Radio, the local radio station for the Vale of Glamorgan, has announced the return of its Community Awards. Nominations are open for Bro Radio’s Community Awards until Friday, 2nd May 2025.

Transport for Wales are gathering views on the Active Travel Act Guidance, and they need your input to help inform their recommendations for light revisions to part 2.

Visit our coffee morning and see our beautiful gardens

Barry Amateur Swimming Club (Barry ASC) is actively seeking to recover missing scrapbooks that form a crucial part of our club's historical archive.  

We are pleased to inform you that Vale 2030 - the Council’s new 5-year Corporate Plan, has now been launched. 

Glamorgan Voluntary Services (GVS) has published an informative new resource, "Shaping Our Future Wellbeing and the Third Sector in the Vale of Glamorgan."

Twenty-five years. A whole generation. Looking back to November 1999, when I first stepped into Glamorgan Voluntary Services (formerly VCVS) as the Western Vale Development Officer, it feels like both a lifetime and a blink of an eye.

Clive Curtis joined, what was Vale Council for Voluntary Services, on 1st November 1999 as the Western Vale Development Officer. Therefore, that means that Clive has celebrated 25 years with the County Voluntary Council.  

The joint SORP-making body has today launched a public consultation on the next version of the charities accounting and reporting framework. 

The annual litter picking campaign runs until Sunday 6 April.

Barry Event - gets lots of information and guidance from a variety of organisations.

Glamorgan Voluntary Services (GVS) is excited to announce the launch of a new, comprehensive fact sheet designed to help third sector organisations across Wales, particularly in the Vale of Glamorgan, understand and demonstrate their social value. 

Charity Commission warns charities about fraudulent messages recently sent to charities and trustees. 

GVS has today announced the launch of a new information sheet designed to provide clarity and understanding for the local Third Sector regarding the Vale of Glamorgan Voluntary Sector Joint Liaison Committee (VSJLC). 

The new club launched on 14 March, bringing together 15 players of all abilities. The club will meet every Friday from 5.30-7pm at St Cyres School.

Clive Curtis joined, what was Vale Council for Voluntary Services, on 1st November 1999 as the Western Vale Development Officer. Therefore, that means that Clive has celebrated 25 years with the County Voluntary Council.  

GVS is actively tracking the UK government's plan to integrate the Regulator for Community Interest Companies (CICs) into Companies House. This move, part of a broader effort to streamline regulations, prompts GVS to emphasise the vital role of CICs in the Vale of Glamorgan’s communities.