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• Man, 21, is cleared of rape allegation

  A VALE of Glamorgan man has been cleared of an allegation of rape by Cardiff Crown Court. read more

• What's On in and around Barry

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• United in silence for special tributes

  BARRY'S war heroes were honoured last weekend in the Remembrance Day services. read more

• United in silence for special tributes

  BARRY'S war heroes were honoured last weekend in the Remembrance Day services. read more

• Henry wary of Welsh threat

  ALL Blacks coach Graham Henry believes the fact Wales have absolutely nothing to lose makes them a serious threat to end the Kiwis' 50 years of dominance over them on Saturday. read more

• Give smoking habit the yellow card!

  BARRY football legend Derek Tapscott - The'Thierry Henry' of the 1950s - has called on today's kids to cut cigarettes out of their life. read more

• Tae kwon do clubs travel to Cwmbran for Welsh team Championships

  THE BARRY and Millennium Dragons tae kwon do clubs travelled to the Cwmbran Leisure Centre to take part in the WPKA World Champion-ships Welsh team selection tournament. read more

• Awards given at club's 20th

  Barry West End Cricket Club were so proud to celebrate their 20th anniversary. Players Adrian White 295 games, Neil Davis 325 games, Mark Ewington 336 games, Barrie Malpas 354 games, Glan WIlliams 378 games, Rhys Thomas 387 games, Mark Williams 406 games, Pinky Edwards 423 games, Tommy Miller 471 games, Keith Nokes 496 games, Keith Miller 584 games, Neil Holmes 611 games, along with the contributions of Andrew Callaghan, Jeff Holmes, Barrie James, Chris Lane, David Miller, Peter Smith and Dave WIlliams are the main reasons for this. read more

• Leisure personnel celebrate achievements

  FOUR Vale of Glamorgan Council leisure personnel are celebrating after gaining membership of a prestigious professional body. read more

• Bowled over by success

  THE SUMMER Cup sponsored by Barry & District Lds Skittles League and British Railway Club had 85 entries. The winners were the Twilights B who received the Olga Collins Memorial Challenge Trophy, and runners-up were Castlelites. read more

• Movie movements recreated on ice

  The glamour and excitement of the movies comes alive as the award-winning Holiday on Ice, the world's most popular live entertainment of all time, returns to Cardiff International Arena with its stunning new show Hollywood from Tuesday to Sunday, February 8 to 13, 2005. read more

• Our Delilah never sounded so good

  A BARRY neighbourhood literally banded together to collect cash for the national charity event Children in Need. read more

• Council takes award in three-way battle

  THE VALE Council has scooped a prestigious environment award. read more

• Car parks in chaos

  ANGRY Barry town workers who protested against the Vale of Glamorgan Council decision to keep the town's car parks shut until after 9am say they are disgusted with the way the authority is handling this situation and are furious that plans to charge for short term parking are being kept under wraps. read more

• Joining forces to protect vulnerable from fires

  BARRY'S most vulnerable people are being protected from the risk of house fires - a risk which increases in winter. read more

• The self-help way to cure a stammer

  A COURSE to help Barry people with a stammer could change sufferers lives. read more

• Contributions recognised

  THE CONTRIBUTION of two Vale of Glamorgan District Sports Council members has been recognised through the presentation of life membership awards. read more

On this day: Barry Archive