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• Schools £13m boost

  THE VALE council has unanimously approved a £13.4 million investment in St Cyres School in Penarth, with work due to start in autumn 2008. read more

• Seasiders triumph in one-sided win

  THE SEASIDERS stamped their Division 4 (SE) league leaders" authority on a one-sided Konica-Minolta first round cup-tie against Division 5 (West) Pontyates and ran in seven tries without reply for their biggest win of the season. read more

• Old Boys refuse to give in to defeat

  OLD PENARTHIANS suffered the first setback of this season's league programme when they lost at home to Cefn Coed last Saturday. read more

• Knill shakes off injury for great performances

  SEPTEMBER was a great month for Knill Baird-Murray and confirmed his return to form after long term injury. read more

• Natalie proves shes good as goldHead

  GOLDEN girl Natalie Gill from Penarth Gym Club scored a runaway victory at the Welsh National Challenge Cup Championships on Saturday for girls aged nine years. read more

• Friendly bodes well for the season

  PENARTH Hockey Club First XI had a final run-out last Saturday before they start their League campaign, travelling to Llanishen and Caerphilly to take on their First XI in a friendly game. read more

• Siarad Cymraeg?

  THE NUMBER of parents opting for Welsh language education in Penarth is on the up - and the trend looks set to continue. read more

• Mum joins select group

  A YOUNG mother from Penarth has been selected to join a hand-picked Welsh delegation at a major business conference. read more

• Holly knows green is the colour!

  A PENARTH pupil is among children from five Vale of Glamorgan schools who have won cash prizes in a competition organised by the council to raise awareness of composting. read more

• Creativity is the key

  HARNESSING creative talent is the best way to help people recovering from mental illness to get their lives back on track, according to the director of Mind in the Vale of Glamorgan. read more

• Welsh caps and playing Brazil - Alan looks back

  A COGAN lad who was at the heart of the last Cardiff City team to play top-flight football - and the only Wales team ever to have qualified for the World Cup - spoke to The Penarth Times this week about a glittering 14-year career at the top of the sport football. read more

• Original rock n" roller turns back the clock

  ONE of the godfathers of Rock n' Roll made a surprise appearance at a Penarth pub this week. read more

• Leaves on the lineforce cuts

  PASSENGER services on the newly re-opened Vale of Glamorgan line - affecting Cogan, Eastbrook and Dinas Powys stations - are being cut for 11 weeks because of "autumn leaf fall." read more

• Talk about success!

  YEAR 9 pupils at Stanwell had the chance to speak their minds in the last week of the summer term when they took part in the annual Key Stage 3 Debating Competition. read more

• Penarth E-Coli case is confirmed

  A CASE of the deadly E-coli 0157 bug has been confirmed in a 12-year-old child attending Stanwell School in Penarth. read more

• What's on in and around Penarth

  THURSDAY read more

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