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• Hi-tech Warning System Planned

  DOW CORNING is planning to introduce a new hi-tech warning system to alert residents of Barry and Sully about future chemical leaks. read more

• Cash boost for sports facilities

  SPORTS and leisure organisations across the Vale of Glamorgan are being invited to apply for a cash boost to help develop and improve their activities and facilities. read more

• Ladies score shock victory over leaders

  BARRY LADIES 4 WHITCHURCH LADIES 2 read more

• Sully get rid of match rustiness

  GLYN COCH 21 SULLY SPORTS 7 read more

• Boys can be proud of this performance

  NARBERTH 46 BARRY 0 read more

• Welsh winners put through paces by RAF

  PRIOR TO their most successful game this season - the victory over Australia - the Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) National Team were training hard at RAF St Athan. read more

• Land Phil pays a visit to Ty Hafan

  A RECYCLING hero called'Land Phil' paid a visit to Ty Hafan Children's Hospice last week for the launch of an all-Wales recycling strategy. read more

• Apprentices in line for award

  TWO young Barry men are in the running for a prestigious national industry award. read more

• Pupils follow minister"s lead in charity project

  A BARRY school has been inspired by a local minster to help disadvantaged children in Third World countries. read more

• Residents back safety petition

  CONCERNED residents are backing a petition calling for improved pedestrian safety at the junction of Gladstone Road and Holton Road. read more

• Firefighters" auction

  FIREFIGHTERS Paul Sansom and mates auctioned themselves for a day's work, during a charity night at Barry Fire Station. read more

• Church seeks grant for "bridge of love"

  A BARRY church is seeking a grant of half a million pounds to construct a "bridge of love and concern" between itself and the surrounding community. read more

• Sports hall celebration!

  AN overgrown patch of grass behind a Barry school is soon to become the training ground for potential athletes and sporting heroes of the future - thanks to a grant worth hundreds of thousands of pounds. read more

• Ambulance "raw deal"

  PEOPLE in the county are getting a raw deal when it comes to ambulance services, says the Vale of Glamorgan Community Health Council. read more

• Death of "a happy girl"

  THE mother of a 13-year-old girl, who died after being pulled unconscious from a pool at her Vale school, has paid tribute to the staff and pupils there. read more

• What's on in and around Barry

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On this day: Barry Archive