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• Business brains take a top prize

  A PENARTH school has won one of the top prizes at a prestigious competition for young business people. read more

• Busy spot may be pedestrianised

  GLEBE Street could be completely pedestrianised if controversial plans go ahead. read more

• Basic wage

  I AM a supporter of Church Action on Poverty which is currently running a Living Wage Campaign - that is, a campaign to increase the current Minimum Wage of £4.20 an hour to £5.80 an hour, on the grounds that the current one does not give people proper human dignity and leads to social exclusion. read more

• DVD review Dog soldiers

  THIS ALL-British film can certainly howl up a storm even though there are very few budget-breaking names in it. read more

• Let us pray

  IN THE current climate of uncertainty, I have written this poem to ask people to pray for all those on every side to end this conflict in a peaceful way. read more

• Extracts from the Penarth Times from 25 years ago

  EXTRACTS from the Penarth Times of March 17 1978: read more

• Hobrough denies grope accusation

  A Vale police sergeant has told Cardiff Crown Court of the 'bitterness and jealousy' directed at him since his wife scooped £1m on a TV show. read more

• CD review Justin Timberlake 'Justified'

  AFTER enjoying an almost meteoric rise to solo stardom with his first solo single Like I Love You, it looks like there's no stopping Justin Timberlake. read more

• Park Club returns from championship with silverware

  PARK Table Tennis players recently took part in the Cardiff Closed Championships held at the Eastern Leisure Centre, Llanrumney, and once again the silverware returned to Penarth. read more

• Fire crazy

  SO here we go again! read more

• Sad times

  WE STOOD outside the Library to demonstrate our desire to make our opinions known to the people of Penarth last Saturday. read more

• Jailed for years of illegal tipping

  A LLANDOUGH man, who over a number of years, illegally tipped large quantities of waste material on his land, has been given a three month prison sentence at the High Court in Cardiff. read more

• Tigers very smart on and off the field

  Sully Tigers U-8s 8, Barry Eagles A 0 read more

• No more danger on beach steps

  METAL rods branded dangerous by Plaid Cymru have been fixed by the Vale Council. The rods were part of unfinished work on steps leading to Penarth beach. read more

• Villagers make semi-finals

  IT WAS cup parade for Dinas Powys last Saturday when they travelled to play Aberaman in the quarter final of the Cynffig Motor Factors Cup. read more

• Thank you

  David and Jill Lewis would like to thank everyone who attended the benefit night at the Cross Keys, Dinas Powis, in memory of our son Matthew, as well as everyone who supported the event by donating raffle prizes and auction items. read more

• What's on in and around Penarth from Thursday March 20 to Wednesday March 26

  THURSDAY read more

• Cruel sport

  THE ALL Party Group for Animal Welfare in the National Assembly for Wales had a presentation recently from the Fight Against Animal Cruelty in Europe (FAACE). read more

• Hopes of freedom

  A DINAS Powys man, jailed for 12 years for physical and sexual abuse on young boys, hopes to free soon . Derek Brushett of Stacy Road, who has always maintained his innocence, is hopeful that the release of two prisoners convicted of similar charges could pave the way for his case to be reviewed. read more

• Stars of the future

  OPERA stars of the future sang in Penarth last week when 15 students visited the town from the National Opera Studio in London. read more

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