What happened in Penarth this week

By Jack Wynn

13th Mar 2022 | Local News

St Cyres School students with Jane Hutt MS receiving the School of Sanctuary recognition. (Image credit: Vale of Glamorgan Council)
St Cyres School students with Jane Hutt MS receiving the School of Sanctuary recognition. (Image credit: Vale of Glamorgan Council)

Missed anything that happened in Penarth this week?

We always want you to be in the know at Nub News, so here's a round-up of everything that went on this week.

  1. Penarth secondary school first for sanctuary in the Vale. St Cyres School in Penarth has been recognised as the first School of Sanctuary in the Vale of Glamorgan. Read the full story here.
  1. Penarth: Final call to object to Bute Cottage Nursery merger. Final call for Penarth residents to comment or object to Bute Cottage Nursery and Evenlode Primary School merger. Click here to read more.
  1. Penarth Yacht Club to host rowing fundraiser for Ukraine. Members of Penarth Yacht Club will be raising money for Ukraine at an event on March 16. Find out more here.
  1. Penarth planning applications: Ten property plans near you – including a house conversion into three apartments and removal of a chimney. A list of planning applications in Penarth recently received or decided on by the Vale of Glamorgan Council. Read more here.
  1. UP CLOSE: Inside Devine Health & Fitness, the Penarth gym catering to female-only members. To mark International Women's Day, we sat down with Rachael Beasley, owner of Devine Health & Fitness, to discuss the gym's popularity since rebranding and why women need to have their own workout space. Read the full story here.
  1. Quiz to raise money for Ukrainian refugees to be held at Penarth Athletic Club. The quiz will raise money for a Polish refugee camp that is supporting people fleeing Ukraine. Read more here.

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