Penarth | Archive | 2002 | February
THURSDAY more...
THIS SUNDAY will see one of Wales' top comics celebrate St David's Day in style. more...
IT IS 2029 and US Air Force astronaut Leo Davidson (Mark Wahlberg) is on board the space station Oberon. more...
FIZZING right up the music charts is New! Pepsi Chart 2002 featuring a whole host of bubbly popstars. more...
REALISING a personality as big as Muhammad Ali is a tall order for any film-maker, but between them director Michael Mann and star Will Smith damn near pull it off. more...
AFTER an 11 year struggle to have a family, Darren and Jackie Baxter have brought their first child Louis home from hospital. Sue Vincent-Jones meets them. more...
ON READING a recent Penarth Times, I noticed a letter referring to Lorraine Barrett's article about the glass doors in Windsor arcade being dangerous. more...
REGARDING the glass doors at the Windsor Arcade. more...
I FEEL I must respond to Mark Andrews regarding the glass doors at both entrances to Windsor Arcade. more...
ONE of Penarth's busiest health centres will finally be demolished and redeveloped after four years in planning. more...
THE VALE Council has admitted under-investment in roads after a survey revealed 61 percent of drivers thought Wales' highways were in a bad condition. more...
A DINAS Powys father has walked free from court after attempting to poison his wife with a cream bun. more...
WHO would get married in a wedding dress like this? more...
COMMITTED pupils at Albert Primary School are playing a vital part in raising standards of literacy and numeracy in Wales. more...
AN ESPLANADE restaurateur has finally been granted a licence to dine alfresco-style, after the Times highlighted his case. more...
A THRILLED local woman who wrote to the News appealing for information on her grand-father has got more than she bargained for. more...
A CONCERNED Penarth resident is urging the Vale Council to hurry up with plans for Harbour View, claiming rats are breeding in vacant properties. more...
DISABLED users of the Paget Rooms could have easier access to the venue if plans currently under discussion go ahead. more...
SULLY Hospital will not be used for asylum seekers if it is unsuitable for the purpose, the Home Office assured residents this week. more...
MICHELLE Murray is the first female Ninjutsu student to be awarded the coveted Black Belt in the Cardiff area. more...
SEVERAL Penarth residents are heavily implicated in the "Cardiff Head of the Taff" rowing race which makes a second successful appearance this Saturday from the Castle grounds, down past the Millennium Stadium as rugby fans queue for the big match, racing for 4km and finishing up at the Cardiff Bay Yacht Club. more...
PENARTH 38 CALDICOT 33 more...
Penarth Youth 68pts Llandaff Youth 0 more...
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