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• Parties did the nation so proud

  PENARTH is the pride of Britain this week, after throwing a whole host of fantastic parties to celebrate the Queen's Golden Jubilee. read more

• Town ready for super summer

  PENARTH is preparing for a busy season with brand new resort officers to keep things ship-shape. read more

• 'Le Pen never worked here'

  A PENARTH man has quashed explosive rumours that French extremist Jean-Marie Le Pen once worked in the town. read more

• CD Review: Top of the Pops (Spring 2002)

  IF YOU'RE looking for a happy pop album for the summer, then look no further than Top of the Pops (Spring 2002). read more

• Parking charge row is defused

  LOCAL families furious about car parking charges at The Captain's Wife have won their battle - with a little help from the Penarth Times. read more

• PC Game Review: Star Wars - Jedi Knight 2

  Another brilliant instalment in the Star Wars game saga. read more

• Memories from the Penarth Times 10 and 25 years ago

  25 YEARS AGO read more

• No problem

  I AM writing to you regarding the article about the car parking at the Captain's Wife pub. It is a really good idea for the customers to pay to park there as they get their money back when they pay for a meal or drink. read more

• Events in and around Penarth from June 6 to June 12

  THURSDAY read more

• Look closer

  PERHAPS Alwyn Evans (Your Letters, May 16) should take a closer look at what the Welsh Baccalaureate proposals actually entail before making misleading claims about the level of assessment it will mean - the whole point about a pilot is to see which methods of assessment work best for pupils and teachers - a Welsh Bacc does not necessarily mean more exams. read more

• DVD Review: Spy Game

  SPY GAME (15) stars Robert Redford as CIA officer Nathan Muir who is about to pack up for retirement after three decades of service. read more

• Cinema Review: The Time Machine

  THERE is no denying that there was something strange about the stories by H G Wells. read more

• Town in a right Royal frenzy

  PENARTH was ablaze with red, white and blue last weekend as thousands of locals celebrated the Golden Jubilee with style. read more

• Vale athletes take lions share

  Vale athletes and schools can look back on this year's The Capitol Shopping Centre sponsored Cardiff & the Vale of Glamorgan Schools senior and middle championships, held at Leckwith on May 9 and 22, with a great deal of satisfaction. read more

• Progress at last

  PENARTH'S controversial Billy Banks estate finally looks set for a total revamp following the release of a long-awaited report. read more

• Profit motive

  IN RESPONSE to your article in this week's edition of the Penarth Times, requesting comments from its readers in respect of the current parking fees being levied, I would be pleased for my thoughts to be considered. read more

• Parents fear for kids' health

  PENARTH residents fearing for their children's health have set up an urgent petition against plans for a phone mast just metres away from a local nursery. read more

• What fine prospects!

  The Penarth crew of Graeme Jones and Richard Perry claimed their first class victory in the Prospect Red Dragon Rally. read more

• Chef's special

  I LIVED in Penarth from about 1980-1984, and remember a little French restaurant in the centre of town, near the roundabout by the Midland bank. read more

• Controversial figure debated

  A CONTROVERSIAL playwright and politician who spent his last years in Penarth will be featured on HTV this week. read more

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