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• Ricky has to wait for op

  A MUM is wondering if her baby son will ever get the treatment he needs after a second attempt to go to Great Ormond Street hospital was aborted. read more

• Colts U14s gallop to another double

  SULLY Sports Club was the scene of great jubilation as Sully Colts U14s completed another fantastic league and cup double, their second in three seasons and their third successive league title. read more

• Lost in three minutes

  BRECON 36 BARRY 10 read more

• Another success for Luke

  BARRY Comprehensive student Luke Stanley continued his recent top form by winning the Vale of Glamorgan Under 16s Singles Indoor Bowls Championship, hosted by the Sully Club. read more

• What's on in and around Barry

  THURSDAY - King William Public House, Cadoxton. Disco 8pm. read more

• Ship is a she

  HAVING regard to the recent parade "a la" Maritime, I wondered if the following would be in tune. read more

• Thank you

  THE committee of Tenovus the cancer charity would like to thank everyone who supported their Cantorian Creigiau Concert at Dinas Powys on April 22. read more

• Barry cards

  I AM a retired American teacher who collects picture postcards as a hobby, especially those cards which are city view in nature, and depict a wide view of the city, or perhaps an aerial view. read more

• Queries

  MAY I congratulate the Highway Maintenance Manager on his swift reply to our Barry watchdog Tom Clemett. read more

• Crossing

  REGARDING the zebra crossing on Bassett/Holton Road. read more

• Parent film

  ARE you about to become part of a step-family? read more

• Result may prove crucial to survival

  DINAS POWYS 2 SKEWEN ATHLETIC 0 read more

• Home by ten runs

  SULLY Centurions, rained off on Saturday at Pentyrch, started the defence of their Premier League title with a tense Bank Holiday victory at Penarth, winning by 10 runs. read more

• Grand celebration of victory

  THE party was six weeks late, but Wales finally celebrated its historic Grand Slam victory in style. read more

• 'Sick' thieves steal rabbits

  A MUM has branded thieves who stole her five-year-old son's rabbits'sick' after they took the pets from their hutch. read more

• 'I felt second class'

  A WHEELCHAIR-BOUND pensioner said she felt like a'second-class citizen' at the Vale of Glamorgan Council chamber. read more

• Labour big guns wing in

  PRIME Minister Tony Blair and Chancellor Gordon Brown made a flying visit to Barry last Friday. read more

• Protest over conditions

  AROUND 50 women employed by the Vale Council as teachers' aides and nursery nurses formed a picket outside council offices in Barry in a dispute over pay and conditions. read more

• Greg's on a mission to inspire a missionto inspire

  A CHARITY set up in Barry will be touring the country to promote its work for young people with learning difficulties. read more

• Packing them in

  YOUNGSTERS from Barry Comprehensive School were busy at the Morrisons store on the Waterfront this week. read more

On this day: Barry Archive