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18 March 2010

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New roadworks plan set for Penarth

MAJOR work lasting almost five months is set to take place along one of Penarth's main roads – and is expected to cause more traffic chaos for already irate motorists.

Schoolchildren learn to play fair

DURING Fair Trade week, the children of Albert Primary School, Penarth, took part in a number of games which helped them appreciate the importance of Fair Trade. As part of the week, the school

AM urges support for Daffodil Appeal

PENARTH AM Lorraine Barrett, who is patron of the Marie Curie Hospice in Penarth, is urging people to support the charity's Daffodil Appeal, which runs through March.

Pupils and teachers enjoy annual book celebration

WORLD Book Day is the biggest annual celebration of books and reading in the UK and Ireland. The day is a celebration of books and reading sponsored by National Book Tokens.

Kids go green for recycling centre

PENARTH schoolchildren are going green to help Tesco promote the benefits of recycling in the local community.

Seasiders scrap to stay ahead - with crunch match coming up

HEOL-Y-CYW 23 PENARTH 23

Cogan's convincing victory over league leaders

PARK VILLA 1 COGAN 5

Dinas FC come close to three wins in a row

DINAS POWYS 1 AFAN LIDO 1

Worry over road works

I AM seriously concerned about the way in which the Vale of Glamorgan’s Tory cabinet is riding roughshod over local opinion in the town centre reorganisation.

Hospital is wonderful

REGARDING the wonderful doctors and management and staff at St Barucs Ward, Barry Hospital.

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