News in Penarth

Work has begun on a new multi-use games area at King George V Playing Fields in Llandough following an £85,000 investment.

The facility, which will be suitable for a range of activities, including football, basketball and other sports, is due for completion in around four weeks.

The Mediterranian chain, Ego Restaurants, is heading to Penarth this April and despite their national success, they discuss how each of their sites aims to encompass a locally centric and community feel.

Replacing the former Harvester Restaraunt on Lavernock Road, Ego discusses their new venture with Nub News and what they hope to bring to the Penarth area.

PENARTH BRIEFING: Tuesday, February 8th 2020

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The Vale Council announced that they will be gritting all winter salting routes across Penarth and the wider area this evening due to predictions of hail and sub-zero road temperatures.

In a statement they said: ''Hail showers are expected early this evening and road surface temperatures predicted to drop to around -0.5.

South Wales' fire and rescue service has agreed to increase the amount of money it takes from council taxpayers by more than 4% next year.

Members of the fire authority which covers 10 local authority areas in South Wales approved the budget proposals for 2020/2021, which will see the budget contributions from those areas go up by 4.25% which would give the service a budget of £74.87 million

The Harvester on Lavernock Road has revealed that staff at its site have received job offers at the new Ego Restaraunt, which is set to replace it.

Last week, Penarth Nub News reported that the longstanding Harvester Restaraunt, at the Schooner, would be closing its doors this month.

Pod Point, the electric charging point for cars, at Tesco's in Penarth Marina has reopened after undergoing essential maintenance.

Pod Point announced that their charging points for electric vehicles will be closed at all Tesco stores for essential maintenance last week.

PENARTH BRIEFING: Monday, February 7th 2020

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Storm Ciara will bring very strong winds and potentially some disruption to travel throughout Sunday in Penarth and across the UK.

The Met Office has declared yellow weather warnings for wind and rain as Storm Ciara passes through Penarth this weekend and have also provided safety advice.

The electric charging point at Penarth Tesco on Terranova way is closed until further notice.

Pod Point have announced that their charging points for electric vehicles will be closed at all Tesco stores for essential maintenance.