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• BIGAMIST IS JAILED

  A BARRY bigamist - who was found out after his father told his new bride about his secret wife - has been jailed. read more

• Contradiction

  TWO of the headlines in the Barry & District of April 13, seemed to contradict each other. read more

• Vouchers

  PLEASE would you print a letter of thanks to your readers for their kindness in sending Tesco vouchers and lovely letters to Ashgrove School. read more

• Tree trouble

  DOES anyone in the council have any sense? To plant ten trees, ten foot apart to grow 30-foot plus is sheer stupidity. read more

• Defeat for Colcot FC

  COLCOT FC 1 read more

• Champion date for the Dragons

  BARRY Dragons Tae Kwon Do Club took part in the Welsh Ring of Champions organised by the UTAW and KKAW at Ebbw Vale Leisure Centre. read more

• Barry FC fail to impress opponents

  BARRY FC 1 read more

• Depleted Barry hit by Zebra stampede

  TREORCHY 48 read more

• Vale win cup on penalties

  IT WAS A sunny evening at Jenner Park for the final of the Dockers Cup and the atmosphere for both Vale United and Cwm Talwg was tense. read more

• Creative kids

  CHILDREN at Ysgol Gymraeg Sant Baruc this week unveiled their artistic efforts after a 10-week project teaching them about other cultures. read more

• Skipping for Ethan

  TODDLER Ethan Herbert got an egg-stra Easter surprise when a Barry family dropped off nearly 200 raised during a sponsored skip. read more

• Greater access to nature

  CWMTALWG Woodlands Residents Group has received a grant from Awards for All Wales to improve access to the Cwmtalwg Local Nature reserve at Severn Avenue, Barry. read more

• I m livid over care charge increase

  A BARRY woman described herself as being absolutely livid when she discovered her sick and elderly mother s community care charge had quadrupled. read more

• Running to help Courtney

  FRIENDS and family of eight-year-old Barry girl Courtney Williams will be helping to raise funds for the Cystic Fibrosis Trust this Bank Holiday Monday, by taking part in the Great Welsh Run. read more

• Centuries-old wood faces development

  A FOUR-HUNDRED year-old Barry woodland is under threat from developers who want to create housing and a business park on the land. read more

• Court blunder heartache

  A COURT blunder has caused a grieving Barry family more heartache, as they continue their opposition to a drink-driver s application to have his licence back early. read more

• Rick takes to rooftop for justice

  A BARRY man has defied the elements this week with a rooftop protest. read more

• Pleasure Park: Rumours untrue

  RUMOURS that Barry Island Pleasure Park is to be sold off for development have been strongly denied by the owners. read more

• Wall danger

  I WOULD like to say thank you to Mrs Coombes-Herridge (Barry and District News, letters, April 20) for highlighting the major issue of the broken wall that was knocked down several years ago on Ship Hill. read more

On this day: Barry Archive