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• Critical youth

  I AM shocked and appalled by the recent reports on juvenile crime in the UK. I can't believe that the country has got itself into such a bad situation. If you ask me the answer lies with discipline from an early age. read more

• Planning to improve

  THE Vale of Glamorgan Council's Environmental Health Service must clean up its act if it is going to improve in the future. read more

• Dinas are only undefeated side in League

  DINAS POWYS'S visitors to the Murch last Saturday for their Third Division Welsh League fixture were Troedyrhiw. read more

• No answer

  AFTER what was weeks of debate on the future of Sully Hospital, I'm surprised that everything has gone so quiet. What exactly is going on at the Home Office? When we will find out what's happening? read more

• Memories

  25 YEARS AGO read more

• What's On

  Events in and around Barry from Thursday, April 4 until Wednesday, April 10 read more

• Penarth Swimming Club Championships

  THE PENARTH SWIMMING CLUB recently held their annual championships, a full report of which was featured in the Times. read more

• High fees

  ON Easter Sunday, I drove to the Penarth side of the Barrage and was disconcerted to discover I had no change, but also that parking would cost £1 for one hour, £2 for two hours and £3 for three hours (the maximum permitted). read more

• Cinema Review

  Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius (U) *** read more

• Sorry, the cat ate my hairdryer

  EXCUSES, excuses. We've all known for ages that women are the sneakier sex, but now official statistics have been released to prove it. read more

• Trio in quiz quest

  BRAINY members of a Penarth youth club have been representing Wales in a national music competition. read more

• A cracking time for all!

  PENARTH is basking in glory this week after a successful Easter promised a cracking start to the summer tourist trade. read more

• The Seasiders try to talk down their achievement

  Penarth 23pts - Pentyrch 20 read more

• Asylum party

  ON EASTER Sunday, I attended a remarkable birthday party. Family and friends were there - nothing remarkable about that - but what made this an extraordinary occasion was that the person whose party this was had also invited 18 people who are seeking asylum in our country. The 12 adults and six children who are from Kazakstan, Kosovo and Cameroon, are living in the Cardiff area. read more

• 30 nabbed for mobile menace

  THIRTY Vale residents have been nabbed for using mobile phones while driving in the first two weeks of a local police crackdown. read more

• You'll be heard

  YOUR views on the future of Sully Hospital will be known to all at Westminster within days. read more

• Out of line

  REGARDING 'Youth Crime Blitz' (Penarth Times, March 28). read more

• Blakey starts it rolling

  SITCOM favourite 'Blakey' visited Penarth this week to help launch the National Assembly's free local bus travel for pensioners and the disabled. read more

• Take a walk

  I AM WRITING to continue the debate on making Penarth attractive to shoppers and new visitors. I totally agree with earlier writers in that the number of charity shops in Penarth is getting quite out of hand. I support these places but would also like to support local businesses that unfortunately are getting fewer and fewer. read more

• CD Review

  AFTER a two-year break from the music industry Celine Dion is back with a sizzling new album, A New Day Has Come. read more

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