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• "We fixed it" for ball pit bonanza

  DISABLED Barry schoolchildren have an incredible £500 towards new equipment - thanks to our Fix It Campaign. read more

• What's on in and around Barry from February 12 to February 18

  Thursday read more

• Sweet Joanne loses fight for life

  LOVING MUM: Joanne Batchelor nursing her baby boy Joseph has lost her battle against Cystic Fibrosis read more

• British Open title goes to Barry boy

  AN 11-year-old from Barry last week became British International Open champion. Nick Hooper began training with Vale Karate, based at Barry Leisure Centre, at the age of five. read more

• Democracy

  I have just read an article in the News by David Melding, AM for South Wales Central. read more

• Extracts from the Barry and District News 25 and 50 years ago

  50 YEARS AGO read more

• Wraps off for a new-look Knap

  STUNNING plans to transform Barry's crumbling Knap Lido into the focal point of the west end have been revealed. read more

• CD review - The Best of LeAnn Rimes

  AT THE tender age of 21, it's hard to believe that LeAnn Rimes could have a 'best of' album out. read more

• Veterans

  I AM the local contact for the War Research Society, run mainly by retired and serving police officers and ex-servicemen as a charitable hobby. read more

• Play brings law home to pupils

  BARRY teenagers have been shown the penalties they face if they give in to peer pressure and break the law. read more

• Glamorgan batsman talks of his retirement

  I NEVER thought it would be this difficult. read more

• Cinema review - Something's got to give

  This gentle comedy about two apparently mismatched Hollywood names becoming soulmates sets the mood for Valentines. read more

• Extracts from the Barry and District News 25 and 50 years ago

  50 YEARS AGO read more

• Brass band

  HAVING never visited Barry since my childhood some 40 years ago, I have had reason to return repeatedly over the past year. read more

• Zebra crossing is a step closer

  CAMPAIGNING Barry residents could soon see their battle for better road safety measures at an end. read more

• Addison's bid to rescue Dragons

  COLIN Addison was today due to be unveiled as Barry Town's new director of football. read more

• Drug abuse

  Drug abuse read more

• Barry unlucky to concede 10 points in injury time

  BARRY 26 read more

• Link road just a matter of time

  CONTROVERSIAL plans to halt the tide of traffic on one of Barry's busiest roads have received a major boost. read more

• Council tax rises by 4.99 percent

  BARRY taxpayers are facing a hike in their Council Tax of nearly five percent. read more

On this day: Barry Archive