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• Facing justice

  THE MOTHER of a Barry man who went on the run after trying to strangle his girlfriend with a television cable has told the Barry and District News how her son has totally turned his life around. read more

• What's on in and around Barry

  Thursday read more

• Tense conversion secures the draw

  DINAS POWYS 19 read more

• Vale archers shoot for Wales in contest

  ARCHERS from the Vale of Glamorgan made up four of the five-man Welsh team which recently contested the IFAA European Field Archery Championships in Parnu, Estonia. read more

• Linnets lose out in first match

  BARRY FC finally put all the talking behind them last Saturday when The Linnets took part in their first competitive fixture. read more

• Exciting leap forward for Welsh gymnasts

  Welsh Gymnastics is head over heels at the news that ten of its gymnasts have secured their place in Team GB's National Squads for the 2005/2006 season. read more

• Commonwealth joy

  HAVING only recently topped the medal table at the Welsh Junior Open Champ-ionships, Vale Karate has just tasted success on a bigger stage. read more

• A shedload of talent on display

  THE project to paint a mural on the changing rooms at the Severn Avenue Fields, Barry, has been a success. read more

• Why not take tea to help Ty Hafan?

  TY HAFAN is asking for your help to hold Butterfly tea parties during National Children's Hospice Week next month. read more

• All-age celebration!

  BARRY College students of all ages celebrated their A-level and AS-level results. read more

• Kicking up a stink over drain problem

  A FOUL stench emanating from drains is making life unbearable for members of a Barry social club and nearby residents. read more

• Could you be a friend to youngsters?

  A SCHEME aimed at helping young care leavers and homeless young people desperately needing a fresh start is being relaunched. read more

• Park revival will happen

  PLANS to restore a Barry park back to its former glory are back on track, according to the Vale of Glamorgan Council. read more

• Investigation begins

  DOW Corning has begun a detailed examination into the cause of the release of hot silicone oil from the manufacturing site at Barry, on Wednesday, August 17. read more

• Don't leave us in the dark - traders

  TRADERS and residents remain firmly in the dark over the opening of three shops on Winston Square. read more

• Playground pervert: Police seek flasher

  POLICE are hunting a pervert who exposed himself and performed a sexual act in front of children at a play area in Cosmeston Park. read more

On this day: Barry Archive