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• Bug blitz

  ONCE MORE, three days into the new school week, head lice are back. read more

• Those were the days for our John

  EX-PENARTH Times reporter John Humphrys has given us his seal of approval! read more

• It's a shambles

  THE Glebe Street pedestrianisation controversy continues to rage on. read more

• Bowls tour drama

  LAST Friday, the Windsor Men's 2003 Bowls Tour party reported present and correct and boarded the coach for Worcester, along with sufficient liquid refreshment to sustain them for the arduous journey ahead. read more

• Boat takes strain for FA Cup

  PENARTH played its part in the FA Cup final when a local speedboat company took the match ball to the Millennium Stadium! read more

• What's on in and around Penarth from Thursday May 22 to Wednesday May 28

  THURSDAY read more

• Please tell us what is going on

  BILLYBANKS' residents are furious at the lack of information about the cost of their enforced moves. read more

• Good idea ?

  THE PEDESTRIANISATION of the lower section of Glebe Street and the new one-way system may be a good idea in the long term - Penarth has never had a focal point- but last week's Times front page article did raise several questions: Did the local traders in fact have any warning that this was about to be implemented after years of discussion? read more

• Demand is high for 'boring' Sian

  TV STAR Sian Lloyd says she doesn't mind being branded boring because she's been inundated with lucrative job offers since her brief stint on I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here! read more

• No to bins

  I READ an article in your paper recently from a gentleman living at the Marina wishing to use wheely bins. You asked us for our opinions - well here is mine. read more

• DVD review Die Another day

  HOT ACTION meets ice-cold surroundings when Pierce Brosnan accepts his fourth mission as 007. read more

• I want my council to do a good job

  VALE of Glamorgan Council chairman Anthony Powell has revealed that his inauguration ceremony was one of the most daunting occasions of his life. read more

• It's rubbish

  I live opposite Alun Davies and agree with the comments about wheely bins in the Penarth Times on May 1. read more

• Recruiting

  IN LATE 1942 or early 1943, I attended an attestation board for Bomber Command (Air Crew) which meant staying two days and two nights at a recruiting centre in Penarth. read more

• Cinema review Phone Booth

  STU SHEPPARD (Colin Farrell) is a fast-talking New York publicist, who spends most of his working life lying, cheating, and generally manipulating his clients. read more

• Scout fete

  ON BEHALF of the Penarth and District Scouts, I wish to express our sincere appreciation to all the friends and members of the public who supported us so generously at our recent May Day Fete held in Victoria Playing Field. read more

• Murch march on

  AFTER sweeping all the local teams before them, including a select side, "The North Cardiff Barbarians", made up of the best players from seven different schools, the Murch Junior School from Dinas Powys won their way through to the National 10-a-side festival at Dunvant RFC on April 24. read more

• CD review Meat Loaf : Couldn't have said it better

  HOW LONG has this man been on the music scene? read more

• Residents debate future of the Vale

  RESIDENTS in the Vale of Glamorgan have had their say on the future of the area in the first debate of its kind in Wales. read more

• Thank you

  I HAVE just returned from Serbia where, along with many other lorries and drivers, we took food, clothes and medical aid to the hospitals and orphanages in the area. read more

On this day: Penarth Archive