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• BATTLEOFTHEBASES

  RAF St Athan is going head-to-head with RAF Cosford in the Midlands, in an attempt to secure billions of pounds of government money - and up to 10,000 new jobs. read more

• Duncan joins the custom-made fan-club!

  PROFESSIONAL at Brynhill Golf club, Duncan Prior, has had his eyes opened to the benefit of having golf clubs made to his exact requirements. read more

• Dragons are on fiery form

  BARRY Dragons Tae Kwon Do Club took part in the WUMA (World United Martial Arts) European Championships at Perdiswell Leisure Centre. read more

• Magnificent seven for Linnets

  SLOWLY but surely, Barry are putting something of a run together in the Vale of Glamorgan Premier League. read more

• Andrew completes championship hat-trick

  BARRY'S golden boy Andrew Selby has taken the British Amateur Boxing title at 50kg. read more

• Operation tackles violent crime

  SOUTH Wales Police made 21 arrests in the Vale of Glamorgan last weekend as part of Operation Arrowhead. read more

• Cadets have a ball at end of very busy year

  AIR Cadets from 2300 (St Athan) Squadron held their annual Christmas Ball at RAF St Athan - completing another year of exciting activities and challenges. read more

• Festive upset for Lewis

  AN EIGHT-year-old boy has been left heartbroken after his Christmas present from Santa was taken from a supermarket trolley - just hours after he received it. read more

• Festive crafts gain maximum exposure

  MAXIMUM Exposure Limit Artist Studios, exhibition space and community workshops, presented their celebration of Christmas crafts recently. read more

• Daisy comes home

  A SEVEN-YEAR-OLD Barry girl got the best Christmas present ever when her runaway rabbit was returned home safe and sound. read more

• Rescue crews set to brave cold seas

  WHILE most of us are lost in a haze of turkey, tinsel and trashy TV inside our warm houses on Christmas Day, Barry Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) volunteers will be keeping one eye on their pagers throughout the festivities, listening out for the call that will see them rushing out to help someone in trouble at sea. read more

• Pupils helped to branch out

  SPECIAL needs pupils from Ysgol Maes Dyfan in Barry had a'tree'-mendous time when they joined Dwr Cymru Welsh Water to celebrate National Tree Week. read more

• Identical feelings

  IDENTICAL twins share a unique bond. read more

• JAMIE'SLEGACY£40,000 reasons to remember

  CONGRATULATIONS to the people of Barry who have pulled together and raised a staggering £40,000 for the Jamie Adamson Memorial Fund - in just nine months! read more

• Fish fail to join in the festive spirit

  THE SECOND leg of Sea View Lads Angling Club Xmas competition was fiercely contested with 40 members competing. read more

On this day: Barry Archive