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• Despicable theft fromcemetery

  A GRIEVING family have voiced their anger at "despicable" thieves who they say stole a floral wreath from their father's grave at Penarth Cemetery. read more

• Fixing trains

  IN response to Cllr Ernest"s tirade on Assembly Members regarding train services (Penarth Times, February 23). read more

• Scheme gives grant aid to sports groups

  A FURTHER 22 clubs and organisations are set to benefit from a scheme which has seen more than 300,000 pumped into sport and leisure activities in the Vale of Glamorgan since its inception seven years ago. read more

• Windsor face Dinas in opening league match

  WINDSOR Under-18 Boys team faced Dinas Powis in a derby match to open their National Junior Club League campaign. read more

• Impatient drop shot proves costly to Old Penarthians seconds

  THE LATEST round of Six Nations matches was the reason for yet another blank Saturday in the ASDA National League programme and the absence of a fixture for the Old Penarthians senior squad. read more

• The only goal of the game means victory for Dinas

  TAFFS WELL 0 read more

• Ringer forced to pull out of Commonwealth Sevens

  PENARTH rugby star Jamie Ringer has been forced to withdraw from the Wales Rugby 7s squad set to compete in the Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games. read more

• Sci-fi fun for adults...in Penarth?

  PENARTH locations are highly likely to feature in a new Russell T Davies drama called Torchwood - which has been billed as an adult version of Doctor Who. read more

• A great start: Now onwards

  ON behalf of the Penarth Youth Project and the Vale Youth Service, Penarth Town Council would like to thank all individuals and groups that kindly gave up their time to take part in the inaugural Penarth Youth Festival that took place from February 10 to 12. read more

• Specialists work hard to raise awareness of killer conditionawareness

  CANCER specialists at Llandough Hospital have been working this week to raise awareness of Mesothelioma - a killer disease with no cure brought on by contact with asbestos - as February 27 was National Mesothelioma Day. read more

• Major boost for sport

  DINAS POWYS councillors say that work on an 800,000 sports pavilion in the village should start later this year. read more

• Pupils can read in recycled comfort!

  THE arrival of an unusual new reading area - a beach hut made of old drinks cartons - has brought a taste of summer for pupils at a Penarth school. read more

• James just keeps on helping

  PENARTH man James Radford confessed he feels "useless" when he"s not making a difference to the lives of poverty stricken Africans. read more

• On your bike to help!

  MARIE Curie Hospice Penarth has a brand new bike up for grabs - totally free for one lucky winner! read more

• Council to clean up car park

  A PENARTH councillor has welcomed assurances from the Vale of Glamorgan Council that action will be taken to resolve anti-social behaviour and health-hazard issues causing concern for local residents at the Cliff Parade Car Park. read more

• Time to play fair

  THE Town Mayor Councillor Charles Curran will be hosting a Fairtrade Coffee Morning between 10.30am and 12.30pm on Monday, March 6 in the Paget Rooms. read more

• No to mast

  I AM writing regarding the campaign to stop a Vodafone 3G mobile phone mast from being erected at Clive Place, Penarth. read more

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