Penarth Breakfast Briefing: Wednesday, June 1

By Jack Wynn

1st Jun 2022 | Local News

Light clouds with some sunshine and a less than 5% chance of rain will start the day at 07:00. (Image credit: Jeremy Segrott)
Light clouds with some sunshine and a less than 5% chance of rain will start the day at 07:00. (Image credit: Jeremy Segrott)

Penarth Breakfast Briefing is a daily column dedicated to morning 'must-knows' from around town and other useful bits: weather, traffic, travel and trivia news in a nutshell. 

Top story 

Teens in balaclavas arrested in Penarth on suspicion of robbery and possessing offensive weapon. A group of teenagers were arrested in the Cogan area of Penarth on Sunday, May 29 on suspicion of robbery and possessing an offensive weapon. 

Penarth weather forecast 

Light clouds with some sunshine and a less than 5% chance of rain will start the day at 07:00. There will be a 40% chance of rain at 11:00 but the rest of the day should stay dry. Maximum temperature of 17°C. 

Pollution: Low 

UV: High 

Pollen: High 

Sunrise in Penarth today: 05:02 

Sunset in Penarth today: 21:20 

Penarth Traffic 

Slow-moving traffic on Lavernock Road/B4267, Plassey Street and Cornerswell Road. Usual busy traffic on Stanwell Road and Windsor Road towards Cogan. Some queuing traffic on Plymouth Road and Victoria Road.

What's On in Penarth 

Over in our What's On section, find theatre, comedy, live music, and other events coming up in Penarth. 

Late shop opening times 

Tesco Penarth Superstore 

Terra Nova Way, Penarth CF64 1SA 

Open until 23:00 

Interesting fact of the day 

Around one in every 200 men are direct descendants of Genghis Khan. 

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