Caernarfon Herald - 2019-11-20

• VETERAN IN THONG FLASHED AT GIRLS
• World War II fighter crash site gets legal protection in UK first
• GOING FOR GOLD WITH TEST DRILLING AT CLOGAU MINE:
• Eisteddfod 2021 formally invited to Gwynedd
• How top cop fought to save dying tourist ‘WE THINK CHIEF CONSTABLES SIT IN THEIR TOP OFFICE AND ARE SO FAR REMOVED FROM US... HE ISN’T ONE OF THEM’
• Bid to cut staff travel bill ‘not realistic’
• 27-YEAR-OLD CANDIDATE’S BOOKS HAVE BEEN DESCRIBED AS BEING ‘STEAMIER THAN FIFTY SHADES’
• Bid for a share of seized cash for county lines fight
• Portmeirio­n wins best wedding venue at tourism awards
• Schools cut down on single-use plastic
• NEBO/NASARETH
• LLANBERIS
• Gold Wales Care Award for Lowri
• Top standups at Pavilion
• CHRISTMAS PARTY FOR LEISURE CENTRE
• Voice of the Future joins orchestra for concerts
• Glass blocks capture landscapes of Wales
• WHAT’S ON LISTINGS
• Croeso cynnes i’r Eisteddfod yn Llŷn ac Eifionydd
• Ex-teacher abused boys while working at school
• CHALLENGE AND OPPORTUNIT­Y OF SEASONAL HIGHS AND LOWS
• HAPPY BURPEE DAY
• STYLE files
• JOANNE watkinson
• RGC back to winning ways
• Celts celebrate double success
• Nefyn and Llanrug through in trophy
• 10-man Port beaten at home by Lilywhites
• Llandudno are too strong for Pwllheli

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