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• Skyscrapers unveiled

  A PENARTH residents' association has dubbed the three skyscrapers which will change the Cardiff Bay skyline forever the "slums of the future." read more

• How "bout that? ABC boxers put on a great show!

  PENARTH ABC put on a brilliant boxing show at Penarth Leisure Centre. read more

• New coach gets taste of life at club

  WINDSOR Tennis Club is delighted to announce the appointment of Imed Hamrouni as club coach. read more

• Chance for Penarth to claim division"s top spot

  THERE were no games in Division 4 (SE) last weekend, because of the International. read more

• Convincing wins in both cup and league

  COGAN faced a tough challenge away in Round 3 of the South Wales Youth League Cup against East Division opposition Tynte Rovers FC. read more

• Penarth is a winter wonderland

  PENARTH was transformed into a winter wonderland last week as the first snow of the season arrived. read more

• Seamen get pampered

  EVEN the saltiest of sea dogs sometimes need a bit of TLC - and that's why seven of Penarth's lifeboat crew agreed to shake off their rough and ready image and undergo a mini makeover. read more

• CCTV to stop yobs

  PENARTH police hope the introduction of a £30,000 state-of-the-art CCTV system will end a vandalism nightmare at Penarth Leisure - that has cost taxpayers more than £300,000 in just three years. read more

• Seafront plea

  PENARTH Town Council is urging the Vale of Glamorgan Council to breathe fresh life into Penarth"s dilapidated seafront - by possibly using special powers to make a compulsory purchase of the Beachcliff building. read more

• Mystery creature may be nothing more than an overweight moggie

  A FORTEAN zoologist believes he has solved the Penarth big cat mystery - but the overweight pussy at the centre of the saga looks no more predatory than cartoon character Garfield. read more

• Planting for the future

  PUPILS from Evenlode Primary School have been helping to celebrate the 30th Anniversary of the Tree Council's National Tree Week by planting more trees inside their grounds. read more

• Dance extravaganza!

  CHILDREN from two Penarth schools joined in a Brazilian dance extravaganza at the Wales Millennium Centre last Friday. read more

• Vale"s pollution risk

  A NEW study by the Environment Agency has pinpointed the Vale of Glamorgan coastline as one of the areas most at risk in the UK from "diffuse pollution". read more

• All square as both defences hold firm

  WITH the snow and frost thawing just in time, this game was one of only a handful played in the Welsh League and started with a minute's silence in memory of the great George Best. read more

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