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• Call for lifetime ban

  TROUBLEMAKERS could face a lifetime ban from all pubs in Penarth under new proposals from Penarth police and the town's Pubwatch scheme. read more

• Memories from 25 years ago

  EXTRACTS from the Penarth Times of November 30, 1979: read more

• What's on in Penarth

  Thursday read more

• A title triumph

  A VALE golfer has taken the sporting world by storm at the Volvo China Open. read more

• Second-half show keeps Seasiders' form consistent

  Penarth 25 read more

• Heavyweight clash goes right to wire

  THE PILOT and the Coro Club big guns met last Friday for a darts match that produced 30 tons and overs but eventually came down to who would hit the winning double in the last leg of the evening. read more

• Penarth draw some positives from defeat

  PURLEY 24PTS read more

• Thumbs up for Centre

  WITH the opening of the Wales Millennium Centre at the weekend we asked Penarthians this week if they thought the project was money well spent. read more

• Keep out the cold

  A PENARTH pensioner who has received a new central heating system under a national campaign to cut winter deaths and improve the nation's health was visited by the Welsh Assembly Government's Minister for Social Justice and Regeneration last week. read more

• Memories of home

  A GROUP of soldiers from Penarth, serving in Iraq, all say they are missing loved ones and that they are looking forward to having a pint at their local - The Railway. read more

• Eerie inspiration

  AN EX-PAT Penarth writer will this week return to the town to launch her debut novel, which was inspired by a ghostly apparition. read more

• One knight only for Matthew

  A PENARTH schoolboy was chosen to play a leading role in a drama starring actor Matthew Rhys, which paid tribute to Richard Burton at the historic opening of the Wales Millennium Centre last weekend. read more

• Conservation cash crisis causes dismay

  A PENARTH schoolboy has expressed his dismay after learning that funding for a conservation project at Cosmeston Country Park has run out. read more

• Need to 'refocus and prioritise'

  PENARTH taxpayers will soon learn the true cost of the National Assembly's low annual pay-out. read more

• Man who made my life hell gets off lightly

  A GAY PENARTH woman who suffered years of abuse at the hands of her partner's former lover has hit out at his sentence for harassment. read more

• Mal's Memories

  DO YOU remember your first home video cassette recorder? read more

On this day: Penarth Archive