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• James and Jack reach final

  SIX BOYS represented Murch Junior School recently in the area final of the 2003 UK Chess Challenge. read more

• What's on in and around Penarth from Thursday May 29 to Wednesday June 4

  THURSDAY read more

• St Joseph's Rugby and Netball Tournament

  THE 15th Annual St Joseph's Tournament, once again kindly sponsored by JM Textiles, took place on Saturday, May 17, with the indifferent weather posing a real threat to the event. read more

• New rules to help area's homeless

  DESPITE claims that the Vale of Glamorgan is the wealthiest area in Wales, Shelter Cymru is constantly battling with homelessness. read more

• Pop star's vow to make voice heard

  Jamie Shaw has admitted that he wouldn't buy his band's new single if he wasn't on it. read more

• Be brave

  I welcome the pedestrianisation in Glebe Street. read more

• cinema review Darkness Falls

  Darkness Falls (15) read more

• Extracts from the Penarth Times from 25 years ago

  EXTRACTS from the Penarth Times of May 26 1978: read more

• DVD review One Hour Photo

  PERHAPS this film is so chilling because it really could happen to you. read more

• Young tennis stars show their talent

  DESPITE atrocious weather conditions a 10 and Under Mini Tennis Tournament was played on the new courts at Windsor LTC last weekend. read more

• Accurate portrait of life in Valleys

  PENARTH-based Belonging star William Thomas has revealed that the inspiration for his role in the hit BBC One Wales drama came from a radio series. read more

• No entry

  IT IS great that the new extension to Dinas Road is now open and in use but would drivers please note that coming out of Beechwood Drive into Dinas Road you are supposed to turn LEFT! read more

• Still suffering, years after war

  A PENARTH man who brought charity to the homeless in Serbia has spoken of his "humbling" experience in the country. read more

• Boat 'stunt'

  I AM writing with regard to your recent article and photograph of Mr Simon Rabaiotti on his wedding day, having been taken to the church in the RNLI lifeboat. read more

• Town trade dying

  A councillor claims that if Penarth is to prosper, it must follow the example set by Cowbridge. read more

• Death alert after grass fire attacks

  FIRE chiefs fear a tragedy could happen because they are being overwhelmed by deliberate mountainside and grass fires. read more

• CD review Think Tank Blur

  BLUR is back - and sounding just as strange as ever. Damon Albarn has penned the lyrics of all 13 tracks on this CD, and from one to the next, there is no way you can say they all sound the same. read more

• Rusty gates

  MY NAME is Rusty Gates and I reside at the entrance to the public shelter on Penarth Promenade. read more

• Car parking

  TO THE people of Penarth. As you will know by now the Vale of Glamorgan Council have embarked on the pedestrianisation of Lower Glebe Street. read more

• TV garden show forced to give up

  A PENARTH school was beaten by the weather when a top TV programme was forced to postpone the completion of a designer garden. read more

On this day: Penarth Archive