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Glebe Street, PENARTH, CF64 1EB

Household stores on the corner of Ludlow Street and Glebe Street.

The Chinese takeaway is on the corner of Glebe Street and Ludlow Street. A previous occupier was Noble House. Faint traces of its name remain on the otherwise blank section of name board.

Town centre pub at 114 Glebe Street, on the corner of Windsor Road.

Charity shop on the corner of Windsor Road and Glebe Street. Tenovus was founded in 1943 by ten businessmen, the original ten-of-us. Initially, the charity funded a wide range of projects, but since the 1960s, its focus has been on cancer.

Two shops in Ludlow Lane are Hamptons (home interiors and gifts) and Thompson butchers shop.

Chutney on the left is a Bangladeshi and Indian cuisine takeaway in Ludlow Lane.

Located next door to Tasty Oriental takeaway, this small post office in Glebe Street is the main post office for Penarth. A few days before this view was taken in early December 2012, a local paper reported that the post office was struggling to cope with pre-Christmas demand, with long queues for service sparking complaints from angry customers who are having to wait half an hour or more to get to the counter. Penarth Post Office was originally set up in purpose-built pre-war premises in Albert Road next to the sorting office. The Post Office was then moved to Kitchener and Thomas's electrical store in Windsor Road and then relocated again to a small vacant shop here in Glebe Street.

The Wetherspoon pub at 37-39 Windsor Road takes its name from a literal translation of Penarth. In Welsh, arth is bear and pen is head. Although that used to be the accepted derivation of the town's name, some modern scholars have suggested that the name is a shortened form of Pen-y-garth, where garth means cliff, hence head of the cliff or cliff top(s).

This OS cut mark can be found on the north angle of the Gospel Hall. It marks a point 54.075m above mean sea level.