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• Girls tumble their way to team golf

  YSGOL Pen-y-Garth recently took part in the Cardiff and Vale Schools Tumble and Vault Gymnastics competition, held this year in Barry. read more

• Extracts from the Penarth Times of March 10, 1978

  EXTRACTS from the Penarth Times of March 10, 1978: read more

• Cinema Review: Treasure Planet

  DISNEY has had plenty of competition lately with the likes of Dreamworks doing the business, but they are always there, making kid's films, and they'll never go away. read more

• Cobwebs, flies and grime in kitchen

  ONE OF PENARTH'S best known cafes has been fined thousands of pounds after ins-pectors found cobwebs, flies, mildew and grease-encrusted tiles. read more

• Welsh title for Elinor

  THE MIGHTY atom of Penarth Gym Club has another title to tuck under her belt. read more

• DVD Review: Back to the Future Trilogy

  FANTASTIC! The genius that is Steven Spielberg came up with an idea that sparked one of the best trilogies you could possible own -- Back To The Future. read more

• Student's award

  GOING back to the classroom was made easier for one single mum from Penarth when she was awarded £1000 to contribute to the cost of her studies. read more

• Pupils transmit to other enthusiasts

  A DINAS Powys school has set up an amateur radio station to mark National Science Week. read more

• 'No joy' at prize

  A FORMER Sully man became "tense and aggressive" after winning the top prize on Who Wants to be a Millionaire? and ordered a TV assistant out of his dressing room, a jury at Southwark Crown Court, in London, heard. read more

• Collections

  AT THE recent Budget meeting of the Vale of Glamorgan Council I proposed the removal of the charges for bulky household collections to take effect from April this year. read more

• Mini tennis at Rectory Road

  CLUB coach Anna Sorkin is running a mini tennis course at Penarth Lawn Tennis Club in Rectory Road. read more

• Looking up

  IF I REMEMBER correctly "Look Up and Aim High" was the motto of Victoria School, Cornerswell Road, Penarth, when I was a pupil there, and what a happy time I had, with splendid teachers and a marvellous guidance for life and lots of fun. read more

• Stations to be updated

  PENARTH train travellers are to benefit from a £85,000 cash boost from the National Assembly. read more

• Waitress walks free

  A PENARTH waitress, who romped with a schoolgirl in home-made lesbian sex movie, made by her restaurant boss, walked free from court on Monday. read more

• Top music

  I JUST had to write to express my thanks for yet another superb performance at the Norwegian Church. This time it was a string quartet of exceptional ability who entertained a very appreciative 50-plus audience. read more

• Walkway

  I SEE the assembly building is going up a treat. How fast they build these days, it must be all the technology! read more

• Park in need of upgrade

  A SURVEY by a Penarth group has come up with suggestions to improve the play area of a local park. read more

• Giles confident of success

  IT WAS a blank Saturday for Dinas Powys AFC last Saturday. read more

• Tax disc

  HOW MANY policemen does it take to check a tax disc? Well, at a glance I counted at least 12. read more

• Events in and around Penarth from Thursday March 13 to Wednesday March 19

  THURSDAY read more

On this day: Penarth Archive