Penarth | Archive | 2004 | September
BRITISH humour is a many-headed beast - and so is the flick Shaun of the Dead'. more...
Thursday more...
BRYAN WHO? Oh right - Bryan Adams; the guy who was in the charts for millions of years when Robin Hood Prince of Thieves came out in the cinema. more...
EXTRACTS from the Penarth Times of September 28, 1979: more...
DO YOU remember those old-style funerals when the hearse used to leave from the house? more...
WELL, it is different. I picked up my Penarth Times as usual last Thursday - or rather, not as usual. more...
I love Henry's Corner, but I notice sometimes that he goes AWOL. Does he have a secret life? Is he a spy who goes travelling on covert missions? more...
THE PENARTH RFC is celebrating its 125th anniversary this season. more...
IN RESPONSE to the person so kindly offering help with our organisation (Your Letters, September 16) the telephone number is 2021 4444. more...
THIS letter is for the attention of the driver of the car that ran over and killed the driver of my eight-and-a-half-year-old tabby cat on Sunday morning, September 19, in Castle Avenue, Penarth. more...
MIKE Miggs' statement that the UK has a "totalitarian regime" is quite insulting, especially to people who are unfortunate enough to live under such a regime. more...
AS A director of the Diocese of Llandaff Board for Social Responsibility (BSR), I would like to respond to Hopeful Huw (Penarth Times, September 23). more...
Bullies have been allowed to get away with making the lives of their victims an absolute misery, with society excusing it, saying "kids will be kids". more...
A PENARTH couple are set to scoop a £120,000 windfall following the flotation of their employers' Admiral insurance. more...
USERS of the Cwrt y Vil Community Association will be warm as toast this winter thanks to a whopping £5,000 Lottery grant. more...
A FAST-acting team trained to help save the lives of heart attack victims could soon be seen on the streets of Penarth more...
PENARTH residents are being asked to give a little time to help make a big difference to the lives of disabled children and their families. more...
A PENARTH fire-fighter completed the Great North Run last weekend in full fire-fighting kit to raise money for charity. more...
THE REAL Radio fugitive was on the loose in Penarth last week with a £5,000 bounty on his head. more...
PENARTH AM Lorraine Barrett is calling on the Welsh Assembly Govern-ment to fund alternative forms of transport, to help ease congestion and boost tourism in Cardiff Bay. more...
A PENARTH man has been able to shed some light on the life of a relative from the town who lost his life in the Titanic disaster of 1912. more...
LLANDOUGH'S Labour politicians have joined forces this week to seek the views of the public on the future of Llandough post office. more...
THE SEARCH is on for the Vale of Glamorgan's brightest pupils, to take part in a national competition. more...
Old Illtydians 40 Dinas Powys 3 more...
FORMER St Cyres pupil Tanni Grey Thompson has been crowned Britain's most successful Paralympian of all time. more...
Saturday, Sept. 25 more...
Konica-Minolta Welsh Cup 1st Round Penarth 37 Cowbridge 8 more...
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