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• BARRY'S CONTINENTAL MAKEOVER

  HOLTON Road is to be given a 1 million makeover in an attempt to turn it into a French-style caf quarter. read more

• BREAKTHROUGH

  BARRY 20 read more

• Barry hang on in thriller

  CADOXTON IMPS 4 read more

• Charlotte wins first cap

  YEARS of hard work and dedication finally paid off for Barry teenager Charlotte Preen when she was selected to play football for Wales. read more

• Youngsters now have trio of coaches

  YOUNG netball players in the Vale of Glamorgan are set to benefit from the expertise of a new coach. read more

• Whiting run yet to occur

  FISHING has started to improve in the past few weeks with congers and dogs making up the bulk of weights. read more

• Darts awards

  BARRY and District Darts League competition winners for 2004-2005 received their trophies at the annual awards night held at Cadoxton Conservative Club. read more

• Five years of Vale karate

  THIS MONTH, Vale Karate celebrates five years as an Independent member of The Welsh Karate Governing Body. read more

• Mature student is rewarded

  A University of Wales Institute, Cardiff (UWIC) graduate from Rhoose in the Vale of Glamorgan has won the 2005 Albert Ullmer Award given by the Institute of Maintenance and Building Management (IMBM) for the best student on an accredited course of study. read more

• Father plays role in history

  A MAN has appealed for information through the Barry and District News about the role his father played on the day Marconi made history. read more

• "Please fix my window"

  A BARRY pensioner is pleading with Wales & West Housing Association to fix his bathroom window after it was damaged over four months ago in an arson attack. read more

• "We're persecuted by teenage yobs"

  PENSIONERS on a Barry council estate claim they are being terrorised by teenage yobs who smash lamps and throw mud balls at windows. read more

• Call for asbestos service

  A VALE councillor is calling for the reinstatement of a free asbestos pick-up service after a resident in his ward was given the wrong advice. read more

• Court OBE

  A BARRY man said he felt "humbled" after collecting his OBE from the Queen. read more

• Baby girl disfigured

  A VALE mother was jailed for three years last Friday for torturing her baby girl and leaving her permanently disfigured. read more

• The vet who fell to Earth

  AN eccentric British vet who was struck off after a string of convictions crashed his plane in Japan last Friday during a round-the-world solo journey. read more

• Gates a "risk to pupils"

  A PARENT governor of Holton Road Primary fears the school"s pupils could be at risk unless security is not tightened up. read more

• What's on in and around Barry

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On this day: Barry Archive