It will secure the rights of all businesses to trade freely in all parts of the UK

Latest figures demonstrate the scale of Government support for people and businesses in The Vale of Glamorgan

Please join the campaign to Save the Glamorgan Gem!

On Tuesday 4th August, Tindle Newspapers confirmed their plans to close the Glamorgan Gem.

Commenting on the news, Vale MP Alun Cairns said:

Barry Athletic Cricket Club, one of Wales’ oldest cricket clubs, welcomed the beginning of their 130th cricket season with a T20 Macey cup game against South Wales Sri Lankans.

Local Councillors, Vince Bailey and Leighton Rowlands, have confirmed that the upgrade of the Highlight Park playground has now been completed, following a campaign by residents which has run since 2017.

Vale MP Alun Cairns has met with local traders on Holton Road to discuss the new parking restrictions introduced by the Vale Council.

Please see below a joint letter from Rt Hon Elizabeth Truss MP, Secretary of State for International Trade & President of the Board of Trade and Rt Hon George Eustice MP, Secretary of State for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, on the formation of a Trade and Agriculture Commission.

Following last night's events at Ogmore-by-Sea, I have sent the letter below to local residents about the latest action to tackle this situation:

Dear Resident,

Alun Cairn MP for the Vale has hit back at the Labour and Independent led Council over car-parking charges as they start the process of introducing charges at the Holton Road and Cowbridge High Street car parks.

Following the announcement that Barry Cemetery would re-open on Monday 4th May, Barry Town Council have assessed the success of the opening in terms of the number of visitors and whether visitors adhered to the rules.