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• Rescue drama

  A MAN, who lay helpless with a broken ankle after falling 25ft down a hole into the cellar of a remote derelict property, was rescued after passers-by heard his cries for help. read more

• Eye catching

  CAN I put in a good word for the the proposed mixed use development on the site of gm2 house? read more

• Naked truth

  I WAS amazed to read on page three of last week s Penarth Times that our local police had mustered a large enough force to blockade all the exits to Cosmeston Park and position a helicopter overhead on Sunday. read more

• Vouchers

  PLEASE would you print a letter of thanks to your readers for their kindness in sending Tesco vouchers and lovely letters to Ashgrove School. read more

• Rugby pitch

  IN REPONSE to the Penarth Times article of April 14, I must respond on the reported comments of Mr Moorcraft. read more

• What's on in and around Penarth

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• Pressure on Bedlinog as Penarth look on...

  PENARTH S playing season ended with a narrow but decisive loss in the Bedlinog bear-pit on Easter Saturday. read more

• Ieuan grabs gold!

  A PENARTH schoolboy put in a storming performance at the Welsh National swimming championships, taking nine gold medals. read more

• Fourth year as champs!

  LAST Saturday, Cogan Leisure Centre was the scene of great celebration, as Sully Sports U15s squad retained its league title, which it has held for four consecutive seasons since the U12 age group. read more

• Development at Village site

  A DEAL has now been completed between Cardiff Council and a developer who will build 1,100 residential units on the site of the Cardiff International Sports Village. read more

• Mourned by many

  MEMBERS of the Penarth Society have paid tribute to the invaluable contribution of a colleague who died recently. read more

• Poetic works of late writer

  A COLLECTION of poetry written by an acclaimed Penarth academic who died last year is to be launched at the Washington Gallery in June. read more

• Generous Joe thanked

  A LOCAL schoolboy has become Penarth Lifeboat s youngest fundraiser, after donating 50 of his own money to the charity. read more

• Football match in memory of Kyle

  A CHARITY football match in memory of a St Cyres pupil who was killed in a crash last year is taking place on Sunday. read more

• Materinity services: New Llandough Unit is proving a success

  THE HEAD of the health watchdog for the Vale of Glamorgan has said the transition to midwifery-led services at Llandough Hospital has been a success. read more

• Prestigious award for Foxy's

  A PENARTH deli has been named among the winners in the Observer"s Food Awards 2006. read more

• Riggs facing further charges

  PENARTH jeweller Gary Riggs will appear before Barry magistrates next month, to face charges of money laundering and credit card fraud. read more

• NHS dentist

  THE situation with regard to dentistry in the United Kingdom is disgraceful. read more

On this day: Penarth Archive