A TEAM of ‘old’ ex-footballers are hoping to sign new members with the aim of putting Barry on the walking football map. Duffers United walking footie team, in Barry, an all-male team for 50 years and over, is looking to recruit new blood with a
ON a fine sunny day, Sully Sports Bowls Club brought their season to an end last Sunday, 15th Sept when they held their “Finals Day,” and the contestants served up a feast, with bowling of the highest calibre. The Pairs Final opened proceedings
THE 2019 season has been the most successful season Barry Athletic Cricket Club has ever had and was the first for junior coordinator Mark Rees who was carrying on the work done by previous incumbent Mark Ellis. The under 9s coached by Mark Rees
ON the 30th August the Brynhill Ladies Past Captains played their annual 18 hole competition for the Past Captains' Memorial Trophy. Carole Allen, the Brynhill Ladies Past Captains representative for the Cardiff and Vale Past Captains' Society,
BARRY took the spoils in a bristly encounter at Dinas Powys last Saturday with a late Kyle Barross penalty giving them the victory by 21-20. The game didn't get off to the best of starts for Barry as they quickly conceded four penalties all from
RESIDENTS who have for years lamented the absence of a Primark in Barry are clamouring to go on a pilgrimage to its 'world’s biggest store'. Barry vlogger and photographer, Gemma Collard recently visited the newly-open Birmingham branch and enjoyed
SUNDAY’S decent weather drew over 40 four man teams to the manicured fairways of this glorious Brynhill Course. The prize on offer was the Rabbits n Tigers Texas Scramble and top team on the day was Julian Hopkins, John Barret, Ian Clemo and Pat
By Ashley Cox AFTER making their strongest start to a JD Cymru Premier campaign since 1997, Barry Town will look to go a seventh game unbeaten on Sunday afternoon, as Cefn Druids come to Jenner Park (2.30pm). Last Saturday’s narrow 1-0 win at
NEARLY 150 potential modern slavery victims were identified in South Wales last year, figures reveal. The Human Trafficking Foundation has welcomed an increase in the identification of potential victims nationally, but claims some are dropping off
