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• Karate club proud of two new British titles

  Vale Karate were confident going into the British Youth Championships at Sheffield's Ponds Forge International Arena. read more

• Working to end discrimination

  REPRESENTATIVES from the Vale of Glamorgan Council were among the guests at the recent launch of a new project promoting race equality. read more

• Thank you

  I would be grateful if you would kindly allow me to use your reader's page to thank all those voters of Barry's Court Ward who turned out and supported Labour in the recent elections. read more

• Louts keep out!

  BARRY retailers sick of thugs and thieves are launching a partnership that could see people guilty of loutish behaviour banned from all shops in the town. read more

• Memorial garden is school's own tribute

  ST RICHARD Gwyn RC School has been given a massive £2.2 million upgrade to classrooms and facilities. read more

• Club critics

  I WAS surprised to read the criticism of the new owner of Barry Town Football Club by the Supporters Club Chairman, Tim Johnson. Surely Mr Johnson is aware the club floundered through debt, that the club is a business, it needs cash. The new owner is attempting to spread the burden of involvement and cash injection to a wider audience. read more

• What's on in and around Barry from Thursday July 8 to Wednesday July 14

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• Foul play

  I have read somewhere that never mind what the dogs do, look more to humans and their actions. read more

• Pupils praised for efforts and success

  ROMILLY Junior School held its Sports Presentation Assembly on Wednesday, June 30. The assembly was designed to acknowledge the achievements the children had made during the sports after-school clubs during the year. read more

• Respects paid to Harry from Barry

  THE FUNERAL of long-standing Barry Town Cllr Harry Clease was attended by hundreds of his family, friends and former colleagues last week. read more

• New Deal stops Dad getting snookered

  A BARRY businessman has fulfilled his dream of running his own company, thanks to the government's New Deal for Lone Parents scheme. read more

• New Deal stops Dad getting snookered

  SENIOR officials at Cardiff International Airport have played down fears that threatened strike action by baggage handlers will bring serious disruptions to holidaymakers this summer. read more

• Vets' care

  I read the recent article regarding Barry Animal Health Centre with interest, because on January 2, 2002, I took my West Highland Terrier to the centre for a routine X-ray. read more

• Let smiles be your guide

  THE SCOUTS and Guides' Annual Fete at Romilly Park on Saturday, July 3, was a massive success. read more

• Pool work

  MAY I express my concern about the timing, and the final cost, of the demolition of the Knap swimming pool and landscaping of the area. read more

• Gymnastics team complete another successful year

  BARRY Comprehensive School gymnastics team have completed another successful year. read more

• Brutal robber gets 11 years

  A ROBBER from Barry who threatened to gouge out one of the eyes of his disabled victim was sentenced to 11 years in prison at Cardiff Crown Court this week. read more

• Family life

  ONCE again the Catholic Church are this year celebrating the virtues and blessings of family life. read more

• Let smiles be your guide

  THE SCOUTS and Guides' Annual Fete at Romilly Park on Saturday, July 3, was a massive success. read more

• Double win keeps Sully on road to Lords

  SULLY Centurions success story rolled on last weekend when the 1st XI visited Usk both on Saturday in the league and Sunday in the Welsh Cup and came away with a double triumph despite a weakened side. read more

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