Winston. The love of our life. The office pet. He’s a sensitive soul and a delicate character, especially when it comes to his food. We found it difficult to find a supermarket brand that worked for him. Most were too low-quality and wouldn’t agree with him. Some he’d just plain ignore and leave in the bowl. He also had a … Read More
Calling all community groups, 3rd sector organisations and town and community councils in Penarth. Through the Strong Communities Grant fund, funding is available specifically to provide/enhance Public Art on site and within the vicinity of the Penarth Heights development. Please see this attachment for terms regarding the funding opportunity. All funding listed above does not prejudice groups in applying for … Read More
Words by Audrey Poole, President of Penarth Civic Society. Audrey’s great grandfather is on the left in the photo above from 1900, who, along with the family, owned the shop. It was the longest same-use shop, dating back to c. 1880 – it has, of course, now closed. That accolate now passes to Pearns, née Gerhold the Chemist. Audrey has many … Read More
A fantastic day had by attendees as traders and food vendors welcome boost in trade. Beautiful weather and smiling faces shone bright as Picnic Penarth was enjoyed by all visitors at the new Esplanade location. The event which is estimated to have brought 14,000 visitors from across the county and beyond saw traders and food vendors celebrating a sell-out weekend … Read More
Free Penarth music festival on the look-out for sponsors Penarth’s Music in the Park, organised by Friends of Belle Vue is one of the highlights of the town’s cultural calendar. Last year over 2,000 attendees enjoyed an afternoon of free music in the sun. It’s a family-friendly event (no alcohol and plenty of fun for children) so lots of families … Read More
