What do Barry businesses really need to help them thrive? | Barry And District News
Labour’s parliamentary candidate for the Vale has set up a business taskforce
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Goodsheds in Barry hosts a farmer's market with more soon | Barry And District News
Clever partnerships seem to be the way to keep the high street thriving. Weve seen it on Holton Road, now were seeing it at the Goodsheds
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Awesome Wales 'saves' Baby Basics giving space in new 'Eto'
We went inside new Holton Road store Eto to see whats in there and not only did we find loads of great stuff for kids, we found a charity!
Source: barryanddistrictnews.co.uk
Baby and children clothing shop Eto by Awesome Wales opens
The Barry Town mayor joined staff and volunteers to open a new baby and children’s store in the centre of Barry this month.
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Holton Road quieter after shutters down on Wilkos Barry | Barry And District News
The shutters are down and all you can see poking out the gloom are empty shelves. What are your memories as Barrys Wilkos is no longer
Source: barryanddistrictnews.co.uk
Vale Council look to hit cafes with increased rates on outdoor seating
Cafes in the Vale of Glamorgan have voiced their concerns as the council look to increase rates to have outdoor seating.
Source: penarthtimes.co.uk
"Barry is not Cardiff": Cafes' fury at Vale rate rise | Barry And District News
Cafes in Barry have voiced their concerns as Vale of Glamorgan Council look to increase rates to have outdoor seating.
Source: barryanddistrictnews.co.uk
'Covid is a big part of this election': Welsh Labour pushes for votes amid greater scrutiny | Welsh politics
Pandemic has raised profile of Mark Drakeford and made more people aware of Cardiff’s policy powers
Source: theguardian.com