Gaming licences checked

4:20pm Wednesday 7th May 2008

GAMBLING establishments in the Vale of Glamorgan have had their Gaming Licences checked recently as part of a planned inspection programme, to ensure that they are abiding by the new Gambling Act regulations as they prepare for the summer period.

	Praise for after-school club
	12:35pm Wed 7 May 08
	VALE Assembly Member, Jane Hutt, met with the headteacher, Stewart Davies and Kevin Morgan of Clybian Plant Cymru/Kids Club Network to offer support for the Jenner Park After School Club, which operates every week day after school.

	International first aid mission
	7:42am Wed 7 May 08
	BARRY Comprehensive School's resident first-aider, Bill Jones, has recently returned from Zambia where he and other experts from St John Ambulance delivered vital first aid training.

	Record rower talks to pupils
	4:47pm Tue 6 May 08
	A SECURITY consultant who became the first man to cross the North Atlantic in a kayak has briefed Barry pupils about his experiences.

	Raising funds for Amazon trip
	12:37pm Tue 6 May 08
	SEVEN Bryn Hafren pupils taking part in a rainforest conservation project to the Amazon in February 2009 held a cake break at their school on Friday, April 24, to raise funds to help them on their way.

	School joins fight against crime
	7:42am Tue 6 May 08
	BARRY Comprehensive School has become the first school in the Vale of Glamorgan to join the Business PACT initiative.

Stolen paintings are recovered

4:44pm Monday 5th May 2008

AN ARTIST from Barry says he is stunned' after hearing that two of his stolen paintings - worth £12,000 - had turned up in Cornwall.

	Former Barry boy heads international jury
	12:39pm Mon 5 May 08
	A FORMER Barry Boys pupil has been selected to chair an acclaimed jury at a prestigious advertising festival.

	Harry's off to Japan for G8 summit
	8:36am Mon 5 May 08
	A TEAM of young people putting their ideas forward at the next G8 Summit in Japan will include a special envoy from Barry.

	Birds land at Barry Island!
	4:43pm Sun 4 May 08
	A FLOCK of birds came to land at Barry Island Primary School. Kate Derbyshire was working with the year 3 and 4 pupils, using willow sticks, cling film and tissue.

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