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Stories for 4 March 2004

Barry Arts

What's on in and around Barry

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CD review - Michelle McManus - The Meaning of Love

MUCH to the surprise of plain-talking Pete Waterman, Pop Idol hopeful Michelle McManus forced the music industry to take another look at the way they market their artists.  more...

DVD review

IF YOU are a fan of the X-Men, there is a very strong chance that you will enjoy this film immensely.  more...

Barry Features

Extracts from the Barry and District News 25 and 50 years ago

50 YEARS AGO  more...

Barry Letters

Wreck risk

I am writing to say that I wish to withdraw my comments last week in defence of the Barry wreck. The risk it presents cannot just be dismissed as an "urban myth", as I had supposed. I have just visited the Barry Dock Lifeboat Station and have heard first hand from the crewmen there about the twelve or so call-outs over the past seven years, mostly involving children stranded or injured after playing on the wreck. Safety is clearly a more urgent concern than a picturesque hulk. Following the partial burning last week, however, the wreck is even more dangerous than before. A chainsaw might be a more effectual means disposal than fire, as the wood is thoroughly waterlogged.  more...

Success of alley gates

THE VALE of Glamorgan Council and its leader Cllr Jeff James are to be congratulated on their support for the crime and anti-social measure of 'Alleygating.'  more...

Cash crisis

WHAT is the future of investment in the town following the shocking news that the Assembly Government was threatening to cut money from Welsh Development Agency?  more...

RAF riddle

IN the Barry & District News of December 11, 2003, you kindly published my letter concerning a Czech airman, Valentin Kubin, who died on March 17, 1945, and who is buried in Barry Cemetery.   more...

Barry News

Athletics venue is under threat

The fight to save Athletics at Jenner Park is once again in the spotlight.  more...

Fun night with serious purpose

A BARRY mum is supporting the efforts of a cystic fibrosis campaigner who has launched a massive fund-raising scheme to help find a cure.  more...

Holiday offer for best hero

BARRY'S best-loved residents could soon be standing at San Francisco's fabulous Golden Gate Bridge or at Barcelona's famous Las Ramblas boulevard.  more...

Residents celebrate

THE Vale of Glamorgan Council has been forced to compromise over the controversial Homes 4 U Scheme.  more...

Jamie tunes in to war of words

BARRY celebrity Jamie Shaw will hit the small screen tomorrow.  more...

Gearing up to drive

BARRY teenagers have been given a stark warning about dangers of driving stolen vehicles.  more...

Rioters caught

RIOTING youths, whose reign of terror caused chaos on the Buttrills estate, have been netted in a massive police crackdown.  more...

Barry Picture Special

St David's Day Special

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Barry Sport

Young gymnasts' Welsh call-ups

SIX Barry gymnasts are celebrating this week after winning international honours.  more...

Experienced national coach sees potential

AFTER weeks of speculation, Din-as Powys Tennis Club is delighted to confirm that Rob Walbyoff, currently head coach at the Welsh National Tennis Centre, will be joining the club as club coach.  more...

Three new clubs sign of boccia's appeal

EMERGENCE: Boccia is growing in popularity in the Vale.   more...

  
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