News in Penarth

Penarth Remembrance Sunday took place over the weekend and the town turned out in support for the parade and service.

The organisers said: "Over the last five years we have seen community support continue to grow for the Remembrance Day parade and each year we remember the fallen at the Garden of Remembrance before attending the church service.''

Penarth's independent bookshop, Griffin Books, has announced two new events for the New Year.

The Dirty Vegan himself, Matt Pritchard, returns with his second book Dirty Vegan: Another Bite, and crime writing superstar Sophie Hannah will visit Penarth to talk about her new standalone novel, Haven't They Grown.

A 33 year old man who was missing from the Llandough area has been found.

David Ruck, 33, was last seen in the Llandough area at midday on Thursday, November 7.

The RNLI's lifeboat station in Penarth is looking for willing and available volunteers to join the existing team in the role of Inshore Lifeboat Crew.

Established in 1861 and covering part of the Bristol Channel, Penarth Lifeboat Station operates two inshore lifeboats, a B class Atlantic 85 and a D class.

From the North-Pole to South-Wales; Penarth looks forward to welcoming Father Christmas and his reindeer for the Town's annual Christmas Lights switch-on!

On Sunday the 17th of November, make your way along Windsor Road and mark the Christmas countdown with a family friendly festive day out, beginning at 1.30 pm.

The owner of Penarth Nub News has given an insight into the business in an industry-leading podcast.

Nub News CEO, Karl Hancock, was interviewed recently by the PHA Group for its series of 'Ten minutes with…' podcasts with successful entrepreneurs.

A local resident has started up a beauty salon in Washington buildings in Penarth.

Lexie Newman started the business, Moonstone Studio, as a mobile operation in and around the Cardiff area.

South Wales Police are continuing to appeal for help to find missing man, David Ruck.

David, 33, was last seen in the Llandough area at midday on Thursday, November 7.

Remembrance Sunday will take place tomorrow morning at Station approach before making its way around Penarth.

The whole community has got involved in showing their support for the Armed Forces community, the British and Commonwealth veterans, the civilian servicemen and women involved in the two World Wars and later conflicts.

A special event is being held in Penarth to help Vale of Glamorgan's unpaid carers access the support they are entitled to.

Penarth Town Mayor, Councillor Angela Thomas, will be hosting a special Carers Rights Day event on Thursday 21st November 2019 at West House, Stanwell Road, 1pm-3pm.