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• 'Not our responsibility'

  THE Crown Estate will not accept responsibility for Swanbridge Beach - dubbed a wasteland by Sully residents - even though the beach reverted to the Crown when the previous owner died without a legal heir. read more

• Pupils set to be safer

  ROAD safety schemes outside two Penarth primary schools looked set to be approved when the Vale of Glamorgan Cabinet met last night. read more

• £140 bill for three hours

  A PENARTH pensioner has sent out a warning to other elderly people after being charged 140 for three hours' work by a gardening company. read more

• Cruise to honour veterans

  A CRUISE by the famous Waverley, on Friday, June 17, will pay tribute to the men who served aboard Britain's paddle steamers during the Second World War. read more

• Green dragon award is a first for council

  A VALE of Glamorgan Council department has become the first in Wales to achieve certification to a highly acclaimed environmental standard. read more

• Mal's Memories

  DO you remember when sparrows were commonplace? read more

• Kids have a ball at junior tournament

  THE 17th Annual St Joseph's Tournament once again produced a feast of junior sport. read more

• Wanderers beaten by a danger team

  ON another windy day, Barry Wanderers 1st XI entertained the dangerous Newport 3rds at Hayes Point - the old Sully Hospital. read more

• View from New Zealand by Roger WIndle

  WHAT a great start to the tour! read more

On this day: Penarth Archive