Caernarfon Herald - 2022-04-13

• thought for the week
• The ‘mayhem’ faced by police after lockdown
• A boy abandoned in a box in Turkey, now living happily in Wales
• CLAMPDOWN ON BOOZE-FUELLED BAD BEHAVIOUR
• Work starts on new A497 bridge
• Documentar­y delves into ‘tribal’ culture of quarrymen
• Pervert, 74, assaulted child while she was on holiday
• Light show spectators ‘turned away from an almost-empty car park’
• SNOWDONIA EASTER WARNING: PARK SENSIBLY... OR WE WILL TOW YOUR CARS AWAY
• ‘We thought her symptoms were just flu... but it turned out to be a rare form of cancer’
• Old chapel may be converted to flats
• Cutting value of incomes is chancellor’s political choice
• Game Of Thrones star on his inspiratio­nal teacher ... and a ‘spectacula­r’ horse
• your community
• Snowdonia’s game of ‘snakes and ladders’is a heart-stopping adventure
• WALES PEATLANDS MAP LAUNCHED
• General Knowledge Quiz
• Oh brother! Glyn swaps reality TV for life as priest
• Clay pigeon shoot set to raise funds
• Get on board and join Tudur for a sponsored challenge
• Appeal for nation
• The Eating Gorilla
• Switch on your bulbs
• There’s no better feeling than being out with the dogs
• Gran Turismo sets the pace for its rivals
• Bala and Newtown in key clash for 2nd spot
• Port held in scrappy encounter
• RGC FINISH STRONGLY TO SEE OFF PONTY

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