News in Penarth

Penarth has roadworks taking place at access points on either end of the town, creating problems during busy times for commuters.

The improvement scheme to the Windsor Road/ Plassey Street roundabout has meant that Traffic management has been in place for the duration of the construction works.

The apartments that will replace the former Robert Smith Garage on Windsor Road, Penarth, are nearing completion and now Project Three Developments, the company behind the renovations, are holding an open day on the 25th of January from 10 am – 4 pm.

This exclusive, appointment-only event, will give potential buyers the first glimpse of a finished apartment.

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Penarth born rugby player, Louis Rees-Zammit, has had his contract with Gloucester Rugby extended, as the youngster steps up to the senior squad on a long-term deal.

Rees-Zammit, who came through the Gloucester Rugby Academy, made his debut for the senior squad last season when he was part of the team selected for the West Country derby against Bath.

Penarth Town Council will be screening all 5 Wales fixtures for 2020 Six Nations, including the full day of Super Saturday in the historic Paget Rooms.

The Paget Rooms is on the list of buildings of special architectural or historic interest and is now a Grade II listed building.

The historical footbridge at Cogan train station has reached completion and Network Rail have released images of the renovations.

Cogan's Grade II listed bridge has been undergoing work for the past year.

There were no lie-ins for the crew from Penarth RNLI this morning after they were tasked with helping out a broken-down boat today.

Shortly before 9 am this morning, Penarth's RNLI Atlantic lifeboat was launched to assist a broken down fishing boat approximately two nautical miles east of Cardiff.

A scheme, created on social media, called localanuary is encouraging people to focus on shopping locally this month.

Penarth has the benefit of having access to a wide range of independent shops which can provide all of the things that you buy in your weekly shop.

Take a look back into local history with Penarth Civic Society who are hosting an illustrated talk by Bruce Wallace about four members of his family in Penarth over the last 100 years: A soldier, a sailor, a salvationist and my mum marching.

His Grandfather Tom Wallace fought in WW1, was a Prisoner of War with 35 other Penarth men and was the watchman on the Passat and Pamir during their time in Penarth Dock.