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• Headland Link under threat

  THE Penarth Times has discovered that the multi-million-pound Headland Link project could be at risk - as the Vale of Glamorgan Council has not yet secured a 300-metre stretch of the proposed route, which remains in private ownership. read more

• Sports bounce back and go four points clear

  PANT YR AWEL 1 read more

• Returning players fire reserves to an easy win

  DINAS POWYS 3 read more

• 14 make it to the bitter end of gruelling race

  BARRY 40 MILE TRACK RACE (SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 2006) read more

• Old routine does the Saints no favours

  Cardiff Airport 1 Penarth Saints A 1 read more

• Mansion

  DOES anyone remember the mansion in the woods occupied before the war, and who lived there? read more

• 'Planning'

  THINK I must have fallen asleep and missed the bit explaining the planners" reasons for choking the life out of a little Victorian seaside town like Penarth. read more

• Follow our lead

  WE note with a degree of cynicism the letter of Mr David Hughes (Penarth Times, March 9) regarding the debate about a postcode lottery for Herceptin to treat breast cancer. read more

• Jobcentre

  THE Public and Commercial Services Union in Cardiff and the Vale, which represents members working in the Department for Work and Pensions, is running a campaign opposing the withdrawal of advisory services from Penarth Jobcentre. read more

• PENARTH KEEP DREAM ALIVE

  PENARTH 32 read more

• Vale of Glamorgan to be hit by highest rise in council tax

  COUNCIL tax increases in the Vale of Glamorgan this year will be the highest in Wales. read more

• Sewage risk to kids" play area

  WELSH Water has reported the owners of a private pumping station to the Environment Agency following reports of sewage overflowing through manholes into a stream near a children's play area in Penarth. read more

• Barrier no longer used

  THE inquest into the death of Penarth man Kenneth Farr heard this week from a security officer at Asda, who said he was never asked to check the car park barrier that swung out and killed the dad-of-three. read more

• Queuing up to register

  HUNDREDS of people queued for a quarter of a mile last Saturday - like people queuing for bread in communist Poland according to a local councillor - to register at a Dinas Powys dental surgery which has gone private. read more

• Former Town Mayor: Vale Council has squandered taxpayers money

  THE PENARTH town manager has rejected accusations by a former mayor of Penarth that public money was squandered on entertainment at a recent meeting with traders in the town. read more

• Trusts face heavy fines

  TWO health trusts face massive fines after admitting failing to care for a frail Penarth pensioner who died in hospital weeks after an ambulance dropped her off at the wrong address. read more

• Vales hostel issue

  A COUNCILLOR from Penarth is leading a campaign to reduce the army of'sofa-surfers' in the Vale of Glamorgan by building a second hospice for the homeless. read more

• Fire team: Penarthian comes to the rescue!

  A TEAM of South Wales firefighters experienced a complete role reversal last month, when they found themselves in need of rescuing. read more

• Spotlight is on domestic abuse

  EFFORTS being made to help vulnerable families avoid relationships becoming abusive were outlined at a special event to mark International Women's Day. read more

• TImetable

  THE article concerning Arriva Trains in last week"s Penarth Times has indeed concerned me. read more

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