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• One for the future - on and off the field

  ANOTHER of Wales' top rugby stars could be moving into Penarth - thanks to a futuristic property planned for the town. read more

• Why is Vale safe?

  THE VALE council has promised: "We will do better", after being told by experts that its community safety service was not up to scratch. read more

• CD Review

  LAUNCHED just in time for St Valentine's Day, Whitney Houston's brand new compilation album 'Love, Whitney' has an unsurprisingly romantic feel to it. read more

• Late try robs Old Boys

  Glad to be back in action after the period of enforced inactivity, Old Penarthians produced one of their best performances of the season as they took on promotion contenders Llanishen in last Saturday's Division 5 (East) clash at Cwrt-y-vil. read more

• Our glass doors are not dangerous

  HEAVY glass doors at the Windsor Arcade are not "dangerous" - but disabled people might need help in opening them, the owner has said this week. read more

• Nursery wins high praise in report

  A PENARTH nursery has been praised in an Estyn inspection, though inspectors have highlighted problems with vandalism. read more

• Cinema Review

  WALT Disney add computer animation equals pure entertainment. read more

• Local lads come fourth in rally

  A PENARTH rallying team have taken fourth place at a national competition in England. read more

• Town's bill to rise

  PENARTH people face an average rise of 90p to pay for the services they get from the town council. read more

• What's On

  Events in and around Penarth from Thursday, February 14 until Wednesday, February 20 read more

• Oppose asylum plan, member urges

  A TOP Vale councillor has branded the Sully hospital asylum plan "stupid" and called on local people to band together to fight it off. read more

• Can a simple plant help ease the pain?

  TWO Vale women have discovered a product which they believe can help ease the pain for arthritis sufferers. read more

• Site is not right

  A FORMER Sully Hospital nurse has spoken with disgust about plans to house 750 asylum seekers at the site. read more

• Homing in on big prize

  LOVE is in the air for two Penarth teachers hoping to clinch a prize package worth £40,000. read more

• Parents urged to vaccinate

  VALE MP John Smith has made an impassioned plea to local parents to have their children vaccinated with MMR. read more

• Kenny puts pen to paper for Town

  BARRY TOWN'S Manager Kenny Brown has demonstrated his commitment to the club by extending his contract until May, 2005. read more

On this day: Penarth Archive