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• A step towards safety

  It proved to be another productive weekend for Penarth Cricket Club's 1st XI as they moved out of the relegation places with a winning draw over a struggling Pontypridd side. read more

• Art workshops are forced to fold

  PENARTH'S Washington Gallery has received a devastating blow after the Arts Council withdrew an annual grant that helps run a series of workshops for the community. read more

• Vandalism

  I AGREE with the comments expressed by your readers in the Opinion section of last week's issue regarding the Penarth sea front. read more

• Power supply to be transformed

  COUNCILLOR Anthony Ernest has welcomed the news that the coastal village of Sully is due for a power supplies transmission upgrade. read more

• Contact me

  I AM researching family history and I am looking for the daughters of Idwal Evans, of Treherbert/ Treorchy. I have heard one lives in Penarth and the other in Porthcawl. read more

• Dinas end season in fine style

  On Saturday, June 21, Dinas Powys under-10's participated in the Barry Athletic football tournament in Barry. read more

• 'Alleygate' plan will stop tippers

  THE most contentious issue in Penarth is arguably the pedestrianisation of Glebe Street - but for Cllr Gerald Fletcher, this is just one matter in a sea of many. read more

• Early bird Lucy is a morning star

  HTV newsreader Lucy Cohen is an exception to new research that reveals the Welsh are not morning people. read more

• Dinas tennis youngsters on road to Wimbledon

  DINAS POWYS juniors are on the road to Wimbledon. The U-14 boys and girls club tournament was completed on Friday, June 13. read more

• Further success for Penarth Gym Club

  ON SUNDAY, June 8 the younger members of Penarth Gym Club enjoyed plenty of success in two separate competitions at Cardiff Central Youth Club. read more

• Parking Up

  THE PEDESTRIANISATION of Lower Glebe Street, though a good idea, seems a case of putting the cart before the horse. read more

• Foresight

  THE CAPTAIN'S Wife seems to be displaying a somewhat unattractive and unsympathetic image of herself at the present time. Let me explain. read more

• Events in and around Penarth from Thursday July 3 to Wednesday July 9

  THURSDAY read more

• It will be S Club haven

  A GROUP of Sully parents have lobbied successfully to obtain a £20,000 Lottery grant to open an after-school club. read more

• Big Brother house, this is Lisa!

  OF all the towns in all the world she had to come from Penarth! read more

• CD Review: Evanescence 'Fallen'

  FROM out of nowhere, Evanescence have rocked and swayed their way into the charts, and their debut album Fallen hints they will be staying. read more

• DVD Review: 8 Mile

  COULD this film be seen as part autobiographical? Who knows! But what is clear in Eminem's first acting role is that he has serious talent. read more

• Let's be positive!

  GLEBE Street project manager and town centre manager, Steve Barrett says that amidst all the controversy surrounding the pedestrianisation scheme opponents should remember this - the council wants the best for Penarth too! read more

• Hysteria

  I THOUGHT it impossible that some residents and traders of Penarth should produce as much inaccuracy, misinformation and hysteria on another subject as they did on the Esplanade improvement. read more

• Jailed head 'was no child abuser'

  A FORMER pupil of jailed headteacher Derek Brushett has claimed the ex-Dinas Powys school boss is an innocent man. read more

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