Stories for 10 February 2005

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Stories for 10 February 2005

Tivyside Arts

Get ready to read and roar!

After the huge success of the first ever event in 2004, Cardigan's second Purple Dragon Story Festival opens next month. more...

Tivyside News

Mayor can go to Caen

QUESTIONS were asked this week about using taxpayers' money to fund a trip to northern France for Cardigan's Mayor, Cllr Linda Grace. more...

Fears over sewage disposal plan

Welsh Water is under pressure not to spoil the effect of their £5m sewerage system upgrade at Newport, Pembs, by taking the cheapest option with the disposal of overflow effluent. more...

Protests at loss of valley status

PROTESTS that Ceredigion Council Council has stripped the Teifi Valley of its Special Landscape Area status are to be made by Cardigan Town Council. more...

Guildhall: work starts next year

WORK will begin on the £850,000 renovation of Cardigan's Guildhall within the next year, but the plans have still to be finalised - and it has not yet been decided if the library should be relocated to the basement. more...

Top marks for primary school

TOP marks have been scored by Llandysul Primary in the latest report on the school by ESTYN inspectors. more...

Pupils petition for workers

Nearly 400 pupils at Cardigan Secondary School have signed a petition calling for the funding of two support workers to be continued. more...

Fears for future of footie pub

A Teifi Valley pub which acts as the home of the local football scene is in danger of losing its licence. more...

Name that mall

Pwllhai developers Eatonfield Holdings have launched a competition to find a name for Cardigan's planned new shopping mall. more...

Schools: we need more cash

Ceredigion's £47m education budget is not enough to keep the county's schools afloat. more...

Weightwatching trio top of class

THESE three women have lost so many pounds in the last year they have become top of the class at the Weight Watchers group they attend in Crymych. more...

MP urges Hoon to speed up Parc

Ceredigion MP Simon Thomas is this week pressing Defence Secretary Geoff Hoon to intervene in a bid to speed up the development of the spyplane centre at ParcAberporth. more...

Determined to drive arson down

AN arson attack on Cardigan police station last year caused serious damage inside the building and is just one example of how serious the problem of arson is in Ceredigion. more...