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• Peace may yet prevail

  I NOTE, from this week's issue, that Philip Kingston, of Penarth, took part in an important demonstration at a military base near London last weekend and was, according to your news report, one of 50 people arrested for obstructing the entrance to the base. read more

• It's 'Sorted' - day care for adults

  PENARTH is set to get day care facilities for adults with physical and learning disabilities. read more

• All aboard for flower show entry

  A PENARTH architect has won the backing of a five-times Olympic Gold medalist in his bid for success at the world-famous Chelsea Flower Show. read more

• CD review 'Stripped' Christina Aguilera

  APART from anything else that can be said about this artist, one of the most obvious aspects about Christina Aguilera's newest albums is the sheer number of tracks on offer. read more

• DVD review 'Scooby-Doo The Movie'

  AS WITH most films adapted from cartoons, there has to be some element of doubt whether the humans can do as well as the illustrations. read more

• With a message of hope

  PENARTH pupils Joseff Swain and Cai Thomas have submitted two of the winning entries that will be included in the new Race Equality First Calendar. read more

• Cinema review '8 mile'

  HE IS the world's biggest rap star and now he has gone into movies. Eminem is set for Hollywood stardom with this hyped-up film. read more

• Relay raises £100 for Valeplus

  PENARTH and Dinas Runners have used their Cosmeston Lakes Relay as a charity fund raising event since it was inaugurated. read more

• Register for Broadband

  If you want to take advantage of the latest technology and fast internet connection you have to do more than pay your bill to BT. read more

• Get in on the act

  PENARTH talent could be exploding into the charts again after a record company revealed it is looking for four female vocalists to form a new pop or rock act. read more

• What's on in and around Penarth from Thursday January 29 to Wednesday 5

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• Lucy chases her Canadian dream

  A FORMER Stanwell School student is looking for funding to study at one of the best children's hospitals in the world. read more

• Dave gains intermediate referees qualification

  DAVE FORD of Penarth Lacrosse Club was recently awarded his Intermediate Referees qualification enabling him to officiate at lacrosse matches at league level. read more

• Post offices to shut

  PENARTH is to lose three of its main post offices, because of cutbacks by Royal Mail read more

• Politicians should fight

  IF A census were taken in this country, I am sure the majority of people do not want a war with Iraq, or anywhere else. read more

• Police chief hits out at 'joyriders'

  A SERIOUS road accident in Llandough, caused by five youths in a stolen car, has lead to convictions. read more

• How would Plaid cope

  ACCORDING to recent press releases from Cllr Chris Franks of Plaid Cymru, Wales is falling apart at the seams because of what he claims is "Labour neglect". read more

• Extracts from the Penarth Times from 1978

  EXTRACTS from the Penarth Times from January 27, 1978: read more

• What's on in and around Penarth from Thursday January 29 to Wednesday February 5

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• Post offices in jeopardy

  Penarth Labour Party is very concerned about the proposed closure of three Post Offices in Penarth. read more

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