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• Faking it will be so costly

  A STAGGERING 60 percent of shops and supermarkets in Barry are selling alcohol to under-age youngsters. read more

• Good cod! Pauls catch is a winner

  DECEMBER started as November had ended, with a hardly a bite, when in the past we would have expected to catch whiting and cod by the bucketload. read more

• Lifesaving trio all set to make trip Down Under

  AS WINTER hits and most of us focus on keeping warm inside, some volunteers are bringing'Baywatch' to the Vale. read more

• Barry continue to be hit by injuries

  BARRY 1ST XV 7 read more

• Eagles soar off to Birmingham

  THE Barry Island-based Eagles Gym Welsh team recently took part in a tournament held in Birmingham under the watchful eye of chief instructor for Wales Peter Stewart. read more

• College toasts advances for autistic students

  GLASSES were raised in celebration of a Barry college that has massively improved the lives of autistic youngsters in just one year. read more

• Young pair share lead in Peter Pan

  A PAIR of budding thespians will be representing Barry this Christmas by enchanting audiences in a major production of the classic tale of Peter Pan. read more

• National recognition for ten years of lifesaving

  TWO VALE of Glamorgan-based trainers and assessors of lifesaving have achieved national recognition. read more

• Dad does first-class deliveriesHead

  A BARRY postman has been providing the ultimate in first class services - delivering two of his wife's babies. read more

• Pensioners get locked out

  PENSIONERS living in a block of council-owned flats in Barry are too scared to leave their homes - in case they can't get back in again! read more

• Madison sends a message to racists

  MADISON James-Spinola may be just seven-years-old, but she is already playing a big part in the fight against racism. read more

• Inquest shock for widow

  A BARRY widow was shocked when she learned at an inquest that her husband's death could have been avoided if he had been supplied with adequate protection while he was in Iraq. read more

• Conditional discharge for three men after benefit fraud offences

  IN cases brought by the Vale of Glamorgan Council before magistrates at Barry, three local men have been conditionally discharged for unlawfully obtaining benefits. read more

• Vale earnings top in Wales, says survey

  A NEW survey has confirmed the Vale of Glamorgan as the wealthiest place in Wales. read more

• Linnets knuckle down after penalty

  SP CONSTRUCTION 1 read more

On this day: Barry Archive