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• Impaled boy"s wait

  A 12-YEAR-OLD Penarth boy who was impaled on railings at Belle Vue Park has received an apology from the Welsh Ambulance Services NHS Trust after it took 45 minutes for a crew to arrive at the scene. read more

• Saints beaten by league leaders

  Penarth Saints 0 Master Mariner 2 read more

• Top of the table clash for ladies

  ON a bitterly cold Saturday morning, the Windsor Ladies first team played their latest fixture in the Cymru Kitchens League at David Lloyd Racquets Club. read more

• Rhondda visitors run away with match against the Old Boys

  OLD PENARTHIANS were hosts to runaway Division 5 South East leaders Porth in last Saturday's latest round of matches in the ASDA National Leagues campaign. read more

• Five from Fahiya as Sports go top again

  CASCADE 2 read more

• Barrier

  WITH reference to your article on the cliff top recycling site (Penarth Times, January 26). read more

• Medic facts

  I AM writing to you with regards to the recent article you published about the gentleman who collapsed in Tesco"s garage in Penarth (Penarth Times, January 19). read more

• Thank you

  MAY I please, through the Penarth Times, record my warmest thanks to all the many friends, neighbours and my colleagues, on both the Vale of Glamorgan and Penarth Town Councils, and from all political parties and community and wider associations, for their great kindness, understanding and great practical support to me and my sons, since my sudden illness on November 12 last. read more

• Nostalgia

  READING Mal"s Memories each week jogged some of mine. read more

• LEADERS EDGE IT IN CLOSE BATTLEPenarth should have won and theyll be kicking themselves that they

  PENARTH 15 read more

• Ice causes road chaos

  WIDESPREAD traffic chaos was caused by thick ice forming on Pen y Turnpike last week. read more

• Riggs: Act was deliberate and cold-blooded

  A JURY at Cardiff Crown Court heard how Penarth's Band of Gold jeweller Gary Riggs conned a pensioner into swapping a diamond ring worth 40,000 for a cheap piece of costume jewellery in an act of "deliberate, cold-blooded dishonesty". read more

• Work for Windsor Gardens

  THE Vale of Glamorgan Council is set to undertake a major works programme in one of Penarth's parks. read more

• Your views are wanted

  THE public's views are being sought as part of a wide-ranging survey into Penarth town centre. read more

• Thank you to lifesavers

  A VALE councillor, who suffered a brain haemorrhage last November has spoken of her gratitude to an ambulance crew who performed life-saving resuscitation on her. read more

• The mother of invention!

  A PENARTH mum has won the Mothers of Invention competition on the Richard Hammond 5 o'clock show on ITV 1. read more

• From pilot to printer

  WHEN spitfire pilot Fred Beacon returned to Penarth after the war in 1946, he started up a one-man printing business operating a manual press. read more

• Fairtrade Forum is here - and it means business!

  THE Penarth Fairtrade Forum has been targeting businesses as the group moves towards achieving the five goals it needs to complete before it can apply for Fairtrade town status for Penarth. read more

• Best Foote forward for artist

  A PENARTH artist is winning widespread recognition for her distinctive and colourful designs to brighten up homes and public spaces. read more

• First class aid

  RE your interesting front page headline regarding complaints about ambulance response times (January 19). read more

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