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• PC Game Review: Summoner

  A truly epic adventure of power, magic and strength. You play the character of Joseph, a boy born with the mark of the 'Summoner', so called because in his childhood he summoned a demon to save his village. read more

• Why Sully?

  COULD MISS Gregory let us know how many asylum seekers came to this country the same time as her grandfather - also were there 750 asylum seekers settled in any area of Great Britain with a 2,500 adult population? read more

• Teenagers don glitter

  THREE Penarth teenagers looking for fame are donning the glitter ready for auditions this weekend. read more

• Cinema reviw: The Mothman Prophecies

  I doubt you have heard of the Mothman. It's been overshadowed by the likes of Big Foot and the Loch Ness Monster. read more

• Under-10's hold on against bigger opposition

  Penarth U-10's v Old Illtydians read more

• Do you have time to help?

  A DINAS Powys charity is organising a volunteering fair, with information on how you can get involved. read more

• Maximum points are a must for Old Penarthians

  Following another weekend of inactivity that was brought about by the international programme, Old Penarthians must quickly attune to the bread and butter activities that constitute their involvement in the WRU National league when they host Cardiff rivals St. Josephs RFC in Saturday's fixture at Cwrt-y-Vil. read more

• CD Review: The Very Best Of All Woman

  JUST in time for Mother's Day, The Very Best Of All Woman is as the title suggests - full of female vocalists. read more

• Our thanks

  TO THE customers and staff at Tesco's Penarth who contributed to the Marie Curie Daffodil Appeal 2002, I thank you. read more

• Find time to fit in family fitness fun

  IF EXERCISE is part of your life, then chances are it's part of your children's lives too. Active parents often produce active children for whom going for walks, swimming and playing football is the norm. read more

• Parents fear for children's health

  PENARTH parents worried about their children's health are again fighting plans for a phone mast just metres from another local nursery. read more

• Video/DVD Review: Jurasic Park III

  THE DINOSAURS have returned with more bite than ever. read more

• Comedy show was surreal

  IT'S A little known fact that the Welsh celebrate two days after St David's Day. read more

• Anger at post shake-up

  POSTAL services in Penarth could suffer because of plans to centralise the industry, a local councillor has claimed. read more

• Pupils get some vital education

  PUPILS at St Cyres School are clued up on homelessness, thanks to a new scheme from Shelter. read more

• pupils ready for World Book Day

  BOOKWORMS at Ysgol Pen-y-Garth are brushing up on their skills ready for this year's World Book Day. read more

• Their decision

  SIR - IN response to D Grigg's letter (News, Feb 28), I was married in the wonderful surroundings of Windsor Road URC, and have had cause to rejoice in its excellent acoustics and fine organ while leading worship there. read more

• Cup magic for schools

  BUDDING rugby stars at two Penarth schools were left inspired this week when the Six Nations Cup came to visit. read more

• Events in and around Penarth from March 7 to 13

  THURSDAY read more

• A different era

  HAVING read the article concerning the comments of Diane Gregory about the ongoing Sully Hospital debate, I feel some response is necessary. read more

On this day: Penarth Archive