Welcome to our weekend feature, Barry round-up. Throughout the week Nub News brings you national news through a local lens and positive community stories.

Here are six stories you might have missed from Barry this week…

New rides arrive on Barry Island

New attractions have today arrived on Barry Island.

Funfair rides and a kiosk stand have been erected on the promenade. Charles Harris from Gloucester is the site's new operator.

Vale of Glamorgan Labour councillor leaves party to stand as an independent

A Labour councillor in the Vale of Glamorgan has left the party to stand as an independent.

Councillor Owen Griffiths, representing the Buttrills ward in Barry, said he left due to disagreements over Black Lives Matter protests and the attitude of Labour group leaders.

Hundreds of thousands spent on two roads in the Vale which now won't get built

Hundreds of thousands of pounds has been spent on two proposed roads in the Vale of Glamorgan which now won't get built.

For several years Vale of Glamorgan council was drawing up plans to build a road from the A48 to the M4, and another road bypassing Dinas Powys.

No GlastonBARRY 2021... but can you name these tribute acts?

Last week, Mack Events announced that GlastonBARRY, South Wales' foremost tribute festival, had been cancelled for the second year running.

But Nub News thought we could have some fun anyway. Here's our GlastonBARRY Quiz.

Call for debate and scrutiny of proposed nuclear fusion power plant near Barry

A call has been made for a proper debate and scrutiny over a proposed nuclear fusion power plant near Barry.

Vale of Glamorgan council put forward Aberthaw, a recently closed coal-fired power plant, as a potential site for a fusion prototype.

South Wales Police appeal for information after robbery in Porthkerry Park

South Wales Police are appealing for information about a robbery in Portherry Park on Sunday evening.

A 22-year-old man was robbed in the area known locally as Four Fields.