Megan Stanley, Author at The Cardiffian

Meet the Penarth food businesses that are plastic free

‘If you change one thing once a month then that is a good start’ “THERE is a great cohesion and...

Penarth train passengers are more numerous – and unhappy – than ever

“The trains are so sporadic; the worst thing is the lack of information.” PENARTH Railway Station had 100,000 extra users...

Penarth environmental group mark 10-year anniversary

‘We don’t just want to sit around worrying about the world,’ say campaigners AN environmental group has celebrated its...

Penarth plan to revive French twin town link

Schools asked about support for scheme with Saint-Pol-de-Lyon PLANS to revive Penarth’s connection with its French twin town, Saint-Pol-de-Léon, have...

Now Vale customers can borrow iPads from their library

The first tablet loaning scheme in Wales has been launched across libraries in the Vale of Glamorgan.

Schools are helping Penarth become eco-friendly town

Shocked pupils clean beach and collect 6.5kg of harmful rubbish CAMPAIGN group Plastic Free Penarth has teamed up with schools...

Penarth set to receive e-bikes in new nextbike scheme

This will be the first e-bike sharing system in Wales and it is hoped it will expand in the future...

Public toilets in Penarth are facing an uncertain future

PENARTH’S public toilets are facing an uncertain future because of proposed funding changes by the Vale of Glamorgan council. The...

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