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• All aboard!

  ANOTHER key component in the development of the Barry railway project is set to be unveiled over the next six months. read more

• Griffiths stands down

  BARRY FC's Ashley Griffiths is stepping down as player-manager and retiring from football. read more

• CLEARED OF RAPE

  A BARRY teenager has spoken of six months of 'personal hell', after being accused of raping a deaf woman. read more

• What's on this week in and around Barry

  Friday read more

• OAP's death: Trusts must pay £45,000

  TWO health trusts must pay out more than £45,000 after a frail elderly woman died in hospital weeks after an ambulance dropped her off at the wrong address. read more

• Defeat is a major blow in bid to avoid relegation

  BARRY 15 read more

• Meet Barry's Ambassador!

  COMMONWEALTH gold medallist David Davies continues to make a splash out of the pool after being bestowed with a prestigious Barry town honour. read more

• Mariner are the champions - for the third year running

  MASTER MARINER 2 read more

• Bay passes quality test

  BARRY Island's Whitmore Bay has scooped a top award. read more

• Bad drivers

  FORGET 'boy racers' - they'll soon grow up and see the error of their ways hopefully. read more

• Rugby match tribute to Nigel

  TRIBUTES were paid at a recent sponsored rugby game to a hugely popular Barry man who died suddenly and tragically last year. read more

• Bus plea

  WE are told we can expect to live longer, and certainly in my own locality in Barry, a large number of the residents are retired. read more

• One little point and Sports can party!

  FOCHRIW 0 read more

• Youngsters plant seed for future

  DUKE of Edinburgh Award participants and volunteers from Wales pulled on their wellies to take part in a national tree planting marathon to celebrate the charity's 50th anniversary. read more

• Pudsey brings joy to kids

  CHILDREN, staff and volunteers at a Barry community centre have 30,000 reasons to celebrate this week. read more

• Pedestrians

  MAY I through the columns of your newspaper draw attention to a dilemma for pedestrians on the Waterfront? read more

• Construction too sturdy for Linnets

  BARRY FC huffed and they puffed, but they couldn't find a way to break down SP Construction at Jenner Park last Saturday. read more

• End of road

  MAY I say that myself and a lot of other people who live in Cadoxton Royal area of Barry are very upset that the 93 bus has been allowed to terminate at King Square, instead of carrying on to Morrisons and Barry Island as it used to. read more

• Fundraising for Jamie

  ON the last Saturday in March, Barry FC players Kevin Owens and Haydn Stait organised a highly successful evening at KR's Nightspot. read more

• Youths take on the police!

  THIS was a hard-fought match aimed not only at raising money for children's hospice Ty Hafan, but also at building bridges between young people locally and the police. The police scored first, followed by an equaliser from Barry Comprehensive, taking the match to sudden death penalties. read more

On this day: Barry Archive