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1:15pm Monday 5th January 2009
YOUR Barry and District News can now offer you the latest news, sport and entertainments - straight to your inbox.
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Digital Editor Martin Wade said: "We know that our readers can often be too tied-up at work to catch up on the latest happenings, so this new service is a great way to see if there's anything they might otherwise have missed.
"We're trying to make things simpler for people to find out what's going on in Barry, and this is the ideal way to do it."
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