Penarth | Archive | 2005 | November
PENARTH Town Council may be forced to re-use graves at Penarth cemetery in future as it is facing a burial space crisis. more...
A HOAXER from Sully, who rang Dunblane Primary School and pretended to be the gunman who massacred 16 children and their teacher, escaped a jail term yesterday. more...
PENARTH councillors have expressed outrage at a decision to lock local council members out of talks over the future of the Pier Pavilion building. more...
WORK has now started on the main road between Penarth and Cardiff - aimed at improving the traffic system to accommodate Cardiff International Sports Village. more...
THREE local members of the Cardiff South and Penarth constituency - Erica Stansfield from Llandough and Rob Hancock and Phil Kingston from Penarth - travelled to London last Wednesday to lobby Parliament to Make Poverty History. more...
TWO PENARTH schoolgirls, who will appear in a production at Cardiff's Coal Exchange, are relishing their first opportunity to work with professionals. more...
AM LORRAINE Barrett has launched a new website highlighting the animal welfare work carried out at the assembly. more...
STAFF at the Vale of Glamorgan Council's leisure centre in Penarth recently said a fond farewell to a long-serving colleague. more...
A REHABILITATION class for people with cardiovascular disease is up and running at the Vale of Glamorgan Council's leisure centre in Penarth. more...
A PENARTH mother-of-two scooped a silver medal at the British Invention Show held in Alexandra Palace last week. more...
THE 6TH ANNUAL AGM of Cardiff and the Vale Ladies Past Captains Golf Society was hosted by Brynhill Golf Club. more...
THE ADVENT of the autumn internationals meant that Old Penarthians were denied action at all levels last weekend. However, the senior side does resume the league campaign on Saturday with a visit to Deri, for a match scheduled to kick off at 2.30pm. more...
THIS SEASON really isn't like the last, and Penarth can be thankful for that, at least. more...
DESPITE the current spate of inclement weather, there is still plenty of tennis being played at Windsor Lawn Tennis Club. more...
IT WAS a disappointing weekend for Penarth Ladies Hockey Club, after both the Firsts and Seconds were convincingly defeated at home. more...
VALE swimmer David Davies is one of a group of Britain's leading male swimmers who have produced a risqu calendar to raise funds to fight breast cancer. more...
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