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Memories from past editions

Memories from past editions 8:02am Thursday 2nd January 2014 in Looking Back Memories from past editions – January 2, 2014 (3164014) 50 years ago Extracts from the Barry District News of January 2, 1964: • One of the final steps in getting Butlin’s to Barry Island was taken by the Barry Corporation at the meeting on Monday when they passed …

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A sporting review of 2013

A sporting review of 2013 9:30am Thursday 2nd January 2014 in Sport CUP KINGS: Johnston celebrate at the Liberty Stadium after becoming West Wales Cup champions. JANUARY ADVERSE weather decimated the sporting fixtures in early 2013, but when the action did get going it was Pennar Robins, Johnston, West Dragons and champions Hakin who advanced into the semi finals of …

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A sporting review of 2013

A sporting review of 2013 9:30am Thursday 2nd January 2014 in Sport JANUARY ADVERSE weather decimated the sporting fixtures in early 2013, but when the action did get going it was Pennar Robins, Johnston, West Dragons and champions Hakin who advanced into the semi finals of the Senior Cup. Haverfordwest County made the quarter finals of the Welsh Cup with …

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Dan O’Neill on Immigration

Well, it’s here. January 1, 2014. And I know what that means. Been reading the Daily Mail, haven’t I. So I stuck my head out of the window and yelled, “An Nou Ferecit.” Fluent Romanian, that is, for Happy New Year. Then, just to make ’em feel at home I added, “Bine a-ti venit.” Welcome, in more fluent Romanian. But …

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East Midlands’ sporting year in pictures

31 December 2013 Last updated at 14:04 The East Midlands’ sporting year began with a bang when Alex McLeish left Nottingham Forest after only 40 days as the team’s manager. Days later Billy Davies returned to the club as the new boss. In April, Leicester City reached the Championship play-offs but were beaten by Watford in the semi-finals. Anthony Knockaert …

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New Year Honours 2014: list in full

The Rt Hon Robert Haldane Smith, Baron Smith of Kelvin. Chancellor of the Order KNIGHTS BACHELOR The Rt Hon Kevin Barron, MP. Member of Parliament for Rother Valley. For political and public service. (Rotherham, South Yorkshire) Professor Adrian Peter Bird, CBE, FRS, FRSE. Buchanan Professor of Genetics, University of Edinburgh. For services to Science. (Edinburgh) Professor Richard William Blundell, CBE, …

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Sporting talent strong

Over the past 12 months, The Examiner has been tracking people from all walks of life who have continued to make the headlines. Today we count down from 40 to 31 Alex Doolan. 40 REBECCA VAN ASCH (nee Quail) become the first Tasmanian to win a lawn bowls world championship when she teamed with Queenslander Kelsey Cottrell to claim the …

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Hogan top of the world after big year

MICHAEL Hogan is on top of the world. MICHAEL Hogan is on top of the world. Ten years after switching to grade cricket with Merewether from the Cricketers Arms Tavern B2 side at age 22, Hogan can lay claim to being the best first-class bowler on the planet after a memorable 2013. The towering West Australian and Glamorgan quick has …

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New Glamorgan boss Hugh Morris relishing county return

New Glamorgan boss Hugh Morris has revealed announcing the county captain and identifying a coaching role for legend Matthew Maynard are two of his pressing priorities when he officially takes over. Morris will officially become the new chief executive and director of cricket at the Swalec Stadium on January 2 after leaving the England and Wales Cricket board. He will …

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New Glamorgan chief executive Hugh Morris admits pain of ending England …

New Glamorgan chief executive Hugh Morris admitted finishing his England tenure by losing the Ashes has been a kick in the teeth. But Morris insisted the tour from hell has not tarnished his 17 years successful stint with the England and Wales Cricket Board. After retiring in 1993 and joining the ECB, the former Glamorgan captain has returned to the …

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