Penarth | Archive | 2003 | June
THURSDAY more...
CONSIDERING only one of their singles has hit the charts, the White Stripes' new album Elephant is a big surprise. more...
PREPARE to be scared! Anthony Hopkins is back in his best-known role - Hannibal Lecter. more...
WHEN a film has so much potential, why bother making it lukewarm? more...
EXTRACTS from the Penarth Times of June 2, 1978: more...
If your local pub serves local produce, then now is your chance to reward it! more...
I HAVE never written to complain to anyone before but I feel very strongly in my annoyance of the Penarth council. more...
REGARDING the pedestrian zone issue: more...
YOUR correspondent Mr Cross is quite correct when he states that there was an Aircrew Recruitment Centre in Penarth. more...
I WOULD like to take this opportunity, through your paper, to thank all those who supported the St John Ambulance Coffee Morning. more...
IN A MATTER of weeks a young couple and their five children will be without a permanent residency in Penarth. more...
A RECENT letter by Dave Moorcraft raised key questions about pedestrianisation. more...
PENARTH's Oriel Washington Gallery is set to play host to an auction of donated paintings for a national charity. more...
A PENARTH architect has struck gold at the Chelsea flower show. more...
PROPOSALS for a stunning new waterfront development of apartments and duplexes for an eyesore site overlooking the waterfront of Penarth, have been submitted for detailed planning permission by developer Decourcy Penarth Ltd. more...
A PENARTH man who has devoted his retirement to helping Kenyan orphans find a better life has revealed the inspiration for his efforts came when he discovered a friend of his had cancer. more...
A VALE lecturer will celebrate two years of hard work when his sculpture is unveiled by Princess Anne in Cardiff Bay this Friday. more...
A YOUNG Penarth driver is lucky to be alive after a brick was hurled at the windscreen of his car. more...
PENARTH is growing and prospering, according to Vale of Glamorgan Councillor Mike Harvey - but the key to success is changing people's attitudes towards the town. more...
Stanwell pupils, brother and sister Hanah and Owayne Ovenstone collected four trophies between them recently. more...
THE Girls U-11 teams from Windsor and Dinas Powys LTC battled it out in a National Junior Club League match at Windsor recently. more...
THE CORO B rose to the challenge of the Pilot for all three Pairs with Mike Kavanagh x4, Alan Bunce scoring well with three tons and x5, Big Ian hit 100, x1 to take the last after 100 from Dennis. Doug scored 120 for the DPRC. more...
UNDER the newly elected captaincy of Dipper Ricketts, Penarth 1st XI entertained the 2001 league champions Pentyrch CC. more...
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