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• CHARITY

  I WONDER how many local people saw the report about The Children's Society being in conflict with the Church in Wales over fundraising to help children living in poor conditions in poor communities in Wales? read more

• RNLI are bowled over by club's contribution

  A PENARTH bowls club has raised £2,000 towards a new lifeboat for the town. read more

• Mal's memories

  DO YOU remember your first home computer? read more

• CD Review

  NATASHA Bedingfield proves she's far more to offer than just being Daniel's pretty little sister on her debut album Unwritten. Her first two singles, feisty R&B anthem Single and the sweet-talking chart-topper These Words, gave a clue to the diversity of this young artist. Assisted by some of music's biggest hit makers, including Robbie Williams's former writing partner Guy Chambers, she reveals the true size of her ambition and potential. The 22-year-old has a voice to melt radios and a decade long passion for writing and singing. Unwritten is an album fuelled by lyrical sass and real-life suss throughout. If you liked the first two singles, it's well worth giving the the whole CD a shot. read more

• Trip cancelled

  RURAL AFFAIRS minister and Penarth MP Alun Michael says he had to alter his schedule last week because of the threat of thuggery and violence. read more

• Sensitive

  I think it was nice for your readers to be given fair warning about the gravestones in St Augustine's churchyard. I think it was nice for your readers to be given fair warning about the gravestones in St Augustine's churchyard. read more

• Outrage

  I REFER to the letter from councillor Curtis (Penarth Times, September 16) supporting the totalitarian regime we now have in this country. read more

• Kidnap drama

  A MASSIVE police hunt is under way after a local teenager was kidnapped from a Penarth street. read more

• Memories

  EXTRACTS from the Penarth Times of September 21, 1979: read more

• Listings

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