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• Sugababes come to Cardiff

  ALL Girl singing sensations the Sugababes are to appear live at Cardiff Inter-national Arena late this year. read more

• Hypocrisy

  THE HYPOCRISY of the Conservatives never ceases to amaze me. read more

• What's on in and around Penarth from Thursday April 10 to Wednesday April 16

  THURSDAY read more

• More traffic

  IN RECENT years I have become concerned about the steadily increasing volume of traffic moving through the Victoria Road/Stanwell Road junction in Penarth. read more

• Piranhas in Swimathon

  CHILDREN from The Penarth Leisure Centre stamina swim group formed a team to take part in the 2003 Butlins Swimathon in aid of The Macmillan Cancer Relief Charity on Thursday March 20. read more

• DVD review Road to Perdition

  WITH A clear storyline and clever filming, Road To Perdition has claimed rave reviews across the board. read more

• Chemist's delight at Assembly vote

  PENARTH chemists are celebrating this week after the Welsh Assembly rejected plans to allow pharmacies to open where they want. read more

• All the best

  I would like to say well done to the hard-working pupils of St Cyres for gathering such a crop of autographs for their auction this coming Sunday. read more

• Dinas edge closer

  DINAS POWYS AFC took the short trip to Taffs Well last Saturday in their quest for league points to further their ambitions of winning the Welsh League second division championship. read more

• Extracts from the Penarth Times from 25 years ago

  EXTRACTS from the Penarth Times of April 7, 1978: read more

• CD review Paul McCartney 'Back in the world (live)'

  KICKING off his newest release with the up-beat Hello Goodbye, Paul McCartney could not do any more to show that he really is 'Back In The World'. read more

• Last post sounds in stylish fashion

  A PENARTH post office closed down with a bang as staff hired a limousine to mark the occasion. read more

• Car-free

  I AM writing to welcome the intended pedestrianisation of a portion of Glebe Street, Penarth. read more

• Interest

  I read with interest Charles Booth's report on playgrounds in Penarth, and I am not surprised. read more

• Lotto lifeline

  A PENARTH' church is celebrating this week after a massive Lottery cash boost. read more

• Cinema review

  I DON'T know about anyone else, but the last time I checked, comedies were supposed to be funny! read more

• Chip reply

  IN REPLY to Mark Holdsworth's letter entitled "Cold Chips", (Penarth Times, March 27) may I point out that many newsagents and takeaways now offer a delivery service, and if you're eating chips then walking is very good exercise and a good way of beating obesity . Susan Richards Paget Place Penarth read more

• Who will you vote for?

  THE NATIONAL Assembly elections are upon us once again so it's now time for you to decide who to vote for. read more

• God's will

  REGARDING the anti-war procession in Penarth on April 12, the organisers believe that the world has to find ways of solving problems by methods which are both just and peaceful. read more

• Milionaire cheats face huge bills

  THE CHEATING trio who tricked their way to the £1 million jackpot prize on Who wants to be a Millionaire are facing an uncertain future. read more

On this day: Penarth Archive