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• MUMS ON THE RUN

  BARRY mums-to-be are choosing to travel as far as Bridgend and Llantrisant to give birth, following growing concerns about the hygiene levels in the University of Wales Hospital (UHW), Cardiff. read more

• Barry come up trumps after couple of slip-ups

  AFTER the confidence-boosting away victory at Treherbert, it was important that Barry 1st XV follow up with a similar performance in front of their own supporters. read more

• Crowds are keen, pity about results

  BARRY FC are finding life extremely tough in the Vale of Glamorgan Premier League, of that there's no doubt. read more

• Want of mower means less speed for players

  CWM WELFARE 2 read more

• Lucky ladies receive free golfing lessons

  ALTHOUGH the Ryder Cup in 2010 may seem a long way off, active steps are being taken to further develop golf in Wales so that when the showpiece event does arrive, Wales as a nation will be extremely proud. read more

• Design your own personal Christmas card

  YOU dont have to wait for Father Christmas to get fantastic pressies. read more

• Lloyd is a star off the pitch as well

  MOST people aren't blessed with both brains and brawn. read more

• Water quality to increase

  BATHING water quality around the Barry coast is set to benefit from a new phase of Dwr Cymru Welsh Water's 53 million investment in the area's sewerage network. read more

• Couple say a fond goodbye to home

  A COUPLE who started up a well-established Barry care home 21 years ago will hand over the keys to the new owners this week. read more

• Cash grants for Army recruits

  A LOCAL youngster has taken his first step towards a great future by enlisting in to the Army. read more

• Seige man was shot in the testicle

  A BARRY man will lose his left testicle after being shot by police with a rubber bullet, a court heard on Tuesday. read more

• Family flat a fire hazard

  A YOUNG mum says she fears for the safety of her family after an environmental health officer's report revealed her flat offers no escape in the event of a fire. read more

• AM backs the cause of DARA in the Assembly

  VALE of Glamorgan Assembly Member Jane Hutt has welcomed representatives of the DARA St Athan workforce to the National Assembly and to discussions with First Minister Rhodri Morgan and Economic Development and Transport Minister Andrew Davies. read more

• Hall "belongs to the people"

  Barry Arts Centre has hit out at the managers of Barry's Memorial Hall Theatre, claiming the hall is not being used for the purpose that it was built. read more

• What's on in and around Barry

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On this day: Barry Archive