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• Bridge to the future

  A 2.8 MILLION bridge will link Penarth with the exciting international sports village project and the rest of Cardiff Bay. read more

• Dream show

  LAST week I attended Stanwell School to watch their production of Dream On. read more

• Night lights

  I WANTED to share with your readers a wonderful experience I had last August at Dyffryn Gardens. read more

• What's on in and around Penarth

  THURSDAY - Plassey Street Gospel Hall, Penarth. read more

• Legion joins congregation

  ON Sunday, July 10, the members of the Royal British Legion in Penarth and their guests joined with the congregation of All Saints Church to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the end of World War II. read more

• Prayers that there will never be a third war by Audrey Adsett

  THINKING over my memories of World War II jogged memories of World War I. read more

• Childhood pain of separation by Gordon Jones MBE - Wartime 1942Head

  UNCONTROLLABLE and a complete pain was how my mother described me in later life. read more

• Penarth 1sts back in second position

  IT WAS a long, hard day for Penarth 1st XI, as they managed to salvage a draw against an impressive Sully batting effort, to lift themselves back into second position in the League. read more

• Winning tennis players keep it in family

  ON Saturday the finals of the Windsor Lawn Tennis Club Open Tournament 2005 were played. read more

• It's a 'well done' all round for swimmers

  FOLLOWING on from the recent success of individual swimmers at the Gloucester Open Swim Meet, Penarth played host to Brecon Swimming Club at the Cogan Leisure Centre for a friendly inter-club gala. read more

• Local school wins inaugural athletics trophy

  YSGOL Pen-y-Garth are the Penarth Primary Schools athletics champions after lifting the inaugural inter-schools trophy. read more

• Fury at water prank

  A PENARTH cyclist was left fuming after a van-load of junior golfers drenched him with water. read more

• Shakin' to the top!

  A PENARTH man who managed Shakin' Stevens for ten years and won a court battle against him in 1999 has spoken of the good and bad times on the road with the man who revived rock n' roll in the 1980s. read more

• Bride's nightmare

  A NEW bride from Dinas Powys has told how her wedding plans were left in tatters owing to the sudden closure of the troubled Bridal Shop in Penarth. read more

• £6m hospital unit to open

  A NEW 6.1 million mental health unit is set to open at Llandough Hospital. read more

• Lifeline service axed

  A VITAL support programme for foster carers in the Vale of Glamorgan looks certain to be axed in September. read more

• Vodafone call to Assembly

  MOBILE phone giant Vodafone wants the Assembly to overrule the council on a controversial planning application for a mast in Penarth. read more

• JK finally delivers

  A HARRY Potter-mad family from Penarth were eagerly awaiting the postman's knock on Saturday morning for delivery of the latest JK Rowling blockbuster. read more

• Walkway

  WHAT a bitter, disingenuous letter from Cllr Ernest regarding Alun Michael"s involvement with the Headland walkway (Penarth Times, July 14). read more

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