Barry Breakfast Briefing

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9th Jan 2020 | Local News

BARRY BRIEFING: Thursday January 9th 2020

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TODAY'S BARRY SUNRISE:

08:15

TODAY'S BARRY SUNSET:

16:24

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TODAY'S BARRY WEATHER:

Cloudy with some light drizzle during the morning, mainly over the hills. This will clear for most by the afternoon with the odd spot of rain for some. Heavier showers are possible along the south coast later. Maximum temperature 9 °C. Showers and cloud cover will clear through the small hours leaving a largely dry and bright dawn. Frost may form in a few areas once the cloud has cleared. Minimum temperature -1 °C.

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TODAY'S TIDE TIMES AND HEIGHT

High Tide - 05:30 - 10.67m

Low Tide - 11:44 - 2.17m

High Tide - 17:56 - 10.85m

TODAY'S MOBILE SPEED CAMERA LOCATIONS AROUND BARRY

A4050/JENNER ROAD/BARRY:

Camera Type: Mobile

Speed Limit: 30 MPH

Classification: Exceptional A4226/WAYCOCK ROAD/RHOOSE:

Camera Type: Mobile

Speed Limit: 30 MPH

Classification: Exceptional

ST BRIDES WAY/GIBBONS DOWN/BARRY:

Camera Type: Mobile

Speed Limit: 30 MPH

Classification: Exceptional ROMILLY PARK ROAD/BARRY:

Camera Type: Mobile

Speed Limit: 30 MPH

Classification: Exceptional

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TODAY'S BARRY AREA EVENTS:

12 Days of Christmas Trail at Amelia Trust Farm:

Get into the Christmas spirit by joining us for our festive family trail on the Farm. This is sure to be fun for the whole family. Hidden around the Farm are the 12 Days of Christmas, solve the festive clues and find each day! £2.50 per child with Christmas prize and pencil. No need to book just purchase in the cafe with cash. Note to all: This activity is weather dependent. This is an outdoor activity therefore weather permitting this trail is generally accessible to prams. Wellies are advised on the Farm during winter months if enjoying the trails and animals. NRW Drop in Session for Plan Expansion at Castleland Community Centre:

There is a scrap metal and wood recycling business alongside the incinerator at berth 31, called JM Envirofuels Ltd (we refer to them as JML) They have recently been supplying the incinerator with waste wood since it began running. They have now applied to NRW to accept other types of non-hazardous waste, including metal, glass and plasterboard. This event is an information session you can attend ANY TIME BETWEEN 1.30pm and 7.30pm THIS THURSDAY to ask questions and find out what is going on with this site.

Isambard Kingdom Brunel 'I am alone and I am hung in chains' at Barry Yacht Club:

How revelatory is Robert Howlett's photograph of Brunel's life, work and personality? How did it come about? How does it relate to other photographs and paintings of him and his immediate family? Do his own writings and the words of others suggest a different Brunel? John Cooper, (SS Great Britain Trust), uses his background as historian and art historian and years of experience lecturing in national museums to discuss the authentic images in paintings and photographs, relating them to Brunel's character and achievements. The Compass Bar will open at 7.30pm, ready for the talk to begin at 8pm. Mantrailing at Romily Park:

Mantrailing; where pet dogs and their owners can work together to find a specific 'missing' person. This sport is an amazing combination of both mental and physical stimulation for dog and owner. You learn to read your dog's body language as they learn to work the scent trail. This is the perfect sport for dogs with reactivity as all the dogs are worked individually. All abilities are welcome, no introduction courses needed, the trails are tailored to the individual. Cost: £10/£20 a session

January Book Club at Whitmore Bay:

So, new year, new trial format! For the first few months of 2020, we are going to have two authors feature each month. Choose to read one, the other or both. There will be a recommended book from each author, but feel free to choose any of their books that appeal to you. For January, the theme is 'mystery'. Wilkie Collins is attributed with writing the first mystery book in the UK in the 19th Century. His novel 'The Woman in White' was groundbreaking in its day. Our second author this month is Robert Galbraith (AKA: JK Rowling) with 'A Cuckoo's Calling'. New Year Fire Ceremony at St Francis Millenium Centre:

Based on an ancient Native American Fire Ceremony of Transformation, this powerful ritual has become a new year tradition as,we embrace the year ahead. You are invited to join us as we weave this ancient wild and exhilarating ritual with drumming, visioning and chant. You are welcome to bring your own sacred instruments (drums, rattles etc) please bring your own cushion to sit on. There will be chairs available for anyone who wants one.

LOCAL SPORT FIXTURES THIS WEEK

Rugby:

Barry RFC:

• Saturday 11/01/20 | 14:30 pm

• Barry RFC vs. St Peters RFC

Football:

Barry Town United:

• Saturday 11/01/20 | 14:30 pm

• Barry Town United vs. Connah's Quay

TODAY'S SHOWINGS AT BARRY'S MEMO CINEMA:

None today.

TODAY'S LOCAL ROAD INFORMATION:

Five Mile Lane, near Welsh Hawking Centre - 11/11/19 - ongoing:

• Temporary traffic control will be in operation to allow for works to be undertaken for the installation of rising main between 7pm and 7am only.

• Contractor: Mott Mcdonald Bentley, Welsh Water, Amberon

Footpath 2, Porthkerry - 30/11/19 - 15/01/19:

• Footpath closure is Public right of way No 2 at Golwg Y Mor Rhoose, for drainage and lighting works to be undertaken.

• Contractor: Taylor Wimpey, Lauren Hughes

Island Road, Barry:

• 07/01/20 - 08/01/20

• Road closure will be in place for lighting test work to be undertaken, the road to be closed is Island Road from junction Broad Street to junction Hood Road from 07/01/20 7pm to 08/01/20 6am.

• Contractor: Vale of Glamorgan Council Highways and Engineering Unit St Brides Way, Barry:

• 06/01/20 - 08/01/20

• Intermittent traffic control will be in place for reinstatement works to be undertaken from 7:30am to 3pm.

• Contractor: Wales and West Utilities, Intervention

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THOUGHT FOR THE DAY:

"The secret of getting ahead is getting started." - Mark Twain

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