Caernarfon Herald - 2020-02-26

• WOMAN’S SHOTGUN HOSTAGE TERROR
• Snowdon airlift for injured walker as 3 teams join rescue
• New bridge plan a year after the old one closed:
• BLINDED LAMB MAY HAVE TO BE PUT DOWN:
• FOUR PAGES OF COMMUNITY DIARY FROM ACROSS THE REGION:
• Herald Sport:
• Your Guide:
• Parents of doomed school’s pupils to be offered choice
• Flood misery goes on
• Dog attacks on Welsh livestock fell in 2019 after campaigns bear fruit
• 1,000km swim to research pollution
• ‘Patients were deceived... we knew safety would be compromise­d’: Damning report sees critics blast ‘serious failings’ in vascular service after loss from Ysbyty Gwynedd
• thought for the week
• ART OF ORATORY
• Council staff to have full salary returned after 8 years’ austerity
• I look forward to seeing solutions to parking issues
• Film on ‘living nightmare’ of musician’s OCD up for top award
• Badgers bear brunt of Storm Dennis
• CREAMERY AD CELEBRATES PRIDE IN 100% WELSH CHEESE
• Welsh growers needed to ‘transform’ farming Free vertical farming project launched
• 24-hour fundraisin­g rowing challenge
• your community
• NEBO/NASARETH
• Go-ahead for garden centre extension plan
• WHAT’S ON LISTINGS
• Cynyddu amrywiaeth yn y celfyddyda­u yw’r nod
• The rise of rugby star Gwenllian
• Thomas goal earns Canaries draw at Barry
• Council‘s £2.5k Port contributi­on
• Llanberis edged out in cup:

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