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• Alley gates

  Alley gates read more

• Pregnant women face bus ride

  A FUNDRAISING group for Llandough maternity unit has hit out at proposals to scale down the department and put midwives in charge of all deliveries at the hospital. read more

• Town meeting to plan future

  BARRY Town supporters met with chairman Stuart Lovering at the club last Tuesday to voice their concerns over the club's future. read more

• Green flags

  Green flags read more

• CD review

  THE YOUNG artist who soared on to the music scene with the words I'm Like a Bird has shown that she is not likely to just fly away. read more

• Memories: Extracts from the Barry and District News

  50 YEARS AGO EXTRACTS from the Barry & District News of May 6, 1954: read more

• Son's grave desecrated

  A BARRY mother has spoken of her devastation after vandals desecrated her son's grave. read more

• What's on in and around Barry

  Thursday read more

• Dragons go down fighting

  BARRY TOWN 3 read more

• DVD review: Buffalo Soldiers

  BUFFALO Soldiers is supposed to be a satirical comedy about one military man's battle to relieve boredom of the Cold War. read more

• Early breakfasts for Barry schoolchildren

  A BARRY primary school has stolen a lead on the Welsh Assembly by introducing a breakfast club for schoolchildren before the nationwide launch of the official scheme in 2006. read more

• Wishes granted for community

  TWO BARRY groups are set to benefit from a £4.5k payout - and it's all thanks to the Barry & District News. read more

• Vale leads fight against crime

  HOUSE burglaries in the Vale of Glamorgan have fallen by a massive 20 percent. read more

• Charity ball

  ON April 23, 2004, I held my Charity Ball in aid of Ty Hafan and Barry Sea Cadets at the Memorial Hall Theatre, Barry. read more

• Richie realises Olympic dream

  A YOUNG Rhoose man who has learning difficulties has been picked to represent his country in the Special Olympics. read more

• Body formally identified

  THE BODY found at the foot of a cliff lining a Porthkerry beach has been formally identified as that of Matthew William Edwards, a 20-year-old man originally from Merthyr but who lived in the Barry Island area. read more

• Bend a rule

  LEAVE the poor man alone for God sake, living in his home for over half a century and at the age of 57 years old just to be chucked out. read more

• Report says council finances "uncertain"

  THE Audit Commission in Wales has published a critical report on the financial affairs of Barry Town council. read more

• Be caring

  Be caring read more

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