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• DVD review 'The Italian Job'

  IT'S 1969 and Charlie Croker (Michael Caine) has just got out of jail, armed with a rather grand idea. read more

• Friendly Trust wins cash aid

  A PENARTH charity is delighted with a windfall from the Lottery Community Fund. read more

• God's will

  I READ the letter by Audrey Adsett about the world in ruin. read more

• Events on in and around Penarth from Thursday November 14 to Wednesday November 20

  THURSDAY read more

• So dignified

  IT WAS a privilege to attend the very moving funeral service for young Matthew Lewis at All Saints Church, Penarth. read more

• Seasonal CDs for festive funds

  A LEADING media company has donated thousands of festive CDs to aid a local hospice. Quadrant, a Cardiff based company, has given 4,000 Christmas carol CDs to help raise money for Marie Curie's Holme Tower Hospice in Penarth. read more

• Old Pennies win again

  By ALIMASTA read more

• CD review David Gray 'A New Day Starts at Midnight'

  DAVID Gray's latest album release has been long awaited, and many of his fans who were won over with White Ladder feared this one might not make the grade. read more

• Climb the ratings ladder at Windsor

  TWO VERY successful ratings days were held at Windsor tennis club (Evenlode Avenue) during the half-term holiday for players in Division 6 and 7 to improve their ratings by playing (and winning) against boys and girls of a similar standard or better. read more

• Town pays its respects

  PENARTH paid its respects to the dead of the two World Wars on Sunday, November 10. The parade was lead by Chief Petty Officer Ralph Lawday. read more

• Yellow lines

  AS A retired HGV Group 1 licence holder and driving instructor, I should not be surprised to read Judith Palmer's letter of October 17. read more

• Pavilion may regain splendour

  ENARTH Pavilion is again under discussion to find a suitable way to update and refurbish it. read more

• Saturday cost

  WHY DOES the Hayes Island Caf Bar in Cardiff centre charge more on a Saturday than the rest of the week? read more

• Cinema review 'Lilo and Stitch'

  A FULL feature animated film is a rare thing in the world of cinema these days. read more

• Sully Sharks find their teeth against Llantwit

  SULLY COLTS Under-9s (Sully Sharks) are in their first season and last Saturday won their first match of the season after several close encounters. read more

• Headland link is step closer

  THE importance of the Penarth headland walk scheme to the town has been reinforced this week. read more

• Fox facts

  FOX HUNTERS argue that their barbaric pastime is essential to keep fox numbers down. read more

• Murch Cup battle

  DINAS POWYS AFC had a rest from the hustle and bustle of league football last Saturday as it was the cut and thrust of the cup with the visitors to the Murch being Pontlottyn BF. read more

• School celebrates

  A LOCAL school is getting nearly £2m for a massive refurbishment that will provide it with state-of-the-art facilities. read more

• No to war

  DR ROWAN Williams, still currently Archbishop of Wales but shortly to become new Archbishop of Canterbury following the resignation of Dr George Carey, has reiterated and amplified his criticism of a possible future war with Iraq. read more

On this day: Penarth Archive