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• 'Hit for six' by thefts

  THIEVES who stole nearly 20,000 worth of specialised building equipment at the Sully Hospital re-development have plunged the future of a local cricket club into doubt. read more

• Penarth unlucky

  PENARTH Hockey Club began its campaign last weekend saddened by the news of the death of long serving member, Ken Williams. read more

• Goytre the more determined team

  DINAS POWYS 0 read more

• Penarth lose by a single goal - again

  PENARTH Lacrosse Club's cup run ended in the semi-final when old rivals Spencer fought them all the way for a one-goal victory margin. read more

• Father gets on his bike to fund rugby boys

  IT is roughly 48 miles from the Penarth town clock to the Merthyr Tydfil town clock and back again. read more

• Alpha

  YOUR issue of February 10 contained a quite important letter from Diane Gregory about Alpha courses, which was prompted by my letter on that subject in the previous week's issue. read more

• Centenary

  WE would like to let your Penarth readers to know that Barnardo's is celebrating a Centenary in 2005. read more

• Footpath

  I REFER to Mr Bell's letter (February 24) on the cleanliness of the footpath between Plymouth Road and Bridgeman Road, Penarth, commonly known as the 'Dolly Steps.' read more

• Hair salon

  I AM writing on behalf of myself and all of the customers who have used and enjoyed the services provided by Unique Hair Salon in Llandough. read more

• Guide dog

  THE Vale of Glamorgan Branch of Guide Dogs, which has served the Vale area for well over 20 years raising funds for the Guide Dogs Association is in need of helpers/committee members to continue the work of the local branch. read more

• Fan Phil misses moment of glory

  THE Old Penarthians Club was the scene of joyous celebration last Saturday. read more

• Memorial fund campaign is up and running

  LAST week we launched the Jamie Adamson Memorial Fund - and readers have already been digging deep to help us raise money. read more

• Novel stamps

  A LOVE story with a happy ending or a novel full of shadowy secrets? read more

• Bobbies are told 'on yer bike!'

  BOBBIES on the beat will soon be Bobbies on their bikes! read more

• Bus service 'terrible'

  A LLANDOUGH woman has hit out at Cardiff Bus and the Vale of Glamorgan Council for what she describes as a "terrible service" in her area. read more

• Memorial fund campaign is up and running

  LAST week we launched the Jamie Adamson Memorial Fund - and readers have already been digging deep to help us raise money. read more

• Sue's brave fight

  A BRAVE Penarth woman who battled cancer for three years has made a difference to many people's lives even after her death. read more

• BATS give schoolkids a helping hand

  ALBERT Primary School children are delighted to be given a grant - from a group of children even younger than themselves. read more

• Residents refuse to waste chance

  GREEN-MINDED residents can congratulate themselves after recycling in the Vale of Glamorgan increased by 100 percent last year! read more

• Striding out

  A PENARTH woman who lost her father to colon cancer is running the Flora London Marathon not just to raise money for research into the disease but also to increase awareness. read more

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