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• Four injured

  FOUR people were taken to hospital after a crash at a notorious stretch of road in Barry - almost a year to the day after a motorcyclist was killed at the same junction. read more

• What's on in and around Barry

  THURSDAY - Highlight Community Centre, Behind Tesco's. read more

• Hellboy

  AS promisingly original as Hellboy sounds in principle, it soon loses curiosity value and becomes just another comic book-turned movie - and not a fantastic one. read more

• Listings

  Thursday read more

• Twice as Nice

  IF compilation albums are good value for money, then Twice as Nice Urban Club Classics must be right up there in the top 10 for economy. read more

• Hellboy

  AS promisingly original as Hellboy sounds in principle, it soon loses its curiosity value and becomes just another comic book-turned movie - and not a fantastic one. read more

• RNLI support

  RNLI support read more

• Tide change

  IT has been calculated that the installation of the Severn barrage will raise tide levels further west than Lundy Island. read more

• Pickpockets

  WATCH out for the pickpockets - no not on market day, but every day down at the Civic Offices. read more

• A new start

  ONE can only hope that your headline (Barry & District News, January 13), regarding Jane Hutt's dismissal is a healthy new start'. read more

• In paradise

  IF Rob Curtis thinks that compulsory ID cards would have any impact on crime and terrorism he is living in a fool's paradise. read more

• On health

  ONE can only hope that your headline (Penarth Times, January 13), regarding Jane Hutt's dismissal is a healthy new start'. read more

• MEMORIES

  50 YEARS AGO read more

• Chequered flag for Alex flag for Alex

  TWELVE-YEAR-OLD Alex Everitt is racing his way to karting success! read more

• Hope is high for debut

  BARRY student Sandra Stevens is set to make her Thai boxing debut at a fight day in Birmingham. read more

• Farm to be tanked

  THE countdown is on for the demolition of the tank farm on the port estate at Barry. read more

• Children at risk from 'death trap' building

  A DERELICT former ambulance station is a "death trap" which could "collapse and kill someone", according to Vale MP John Smith and Councillor Richard Bertin. read more

• Concert for Africa's Babies Africa's babies

  A VALE couple who witnessed the horrors of HIV and AIDS have vowed to raise money for a Zambian orphanage. read more

• Mess makes local park 'a disgrace'

  A POPULAR park has become so muddy in parts that people are avoiding the grass - branding it a'disgrace'. read more

• Campaign to save lives needs support

  THE death of someone close to you is always hard to cope with. read more

On this day: Barry Archive