Glamorgan Gazette - 2017-08-31

• Market deserves better than this
• Pupil hopes to help other children with cancer after GCSE success
• Pupils celebrate their
• Traders vow to be ‘last stall standing’ at indoor market
• Homeowner vows to keep up knotweed fight after appeal
• Revamped building will open doors
• Big Walk raises £50,000
• Appeal after kitten found inside lorry
• Woman jailed for knife attack that left hole in cheek
• Record marks thanks to satisfied travellers
• Dozens take part in 40-mile walk for ill youngsters
• Warning over measles risk from holidaymak­ers
• DJ aims to help bullying victims with his new role
• Library arts project gives youngsters chance to enjoy creative activities
• Sales rep ‘betrayed’ friend to pocket money from business
• Memorial to 112 killed in blast
• 13 new jobs and more on way thanks to restaurant
• LALESTON, BRYNTIRION, CEFN GLAS & BROADLANDS
• GARW VALLEY
• OGMORE VALLEY
• New make-up inspired by trans women
• Volunteers are helping to clear up our streets
• Gardeners urged to let bugs flourish
• Strong selling point for Britain
• Outback rises to the challenge
• Hall falls short at Celtic Manor
• Mark Heames wins August Medal Tournament
• Port Talbot and District Bowls League
• Edwards on top form for second Parkrun success
• Thomas and Howells take Buffry Tankard
• MAESTEG 5K
• Bridgend make the most of their trip to the seaside
• Cricket news in brief
• Porthcawl’s run of form comes way too late
• Dream innings from Nicholson denies seconds
• Crofts shines in tight derby clash
• Porthcawl rue an uneven season
• Cornelly struggling to find the net
• Tondu bid goodbye to the Premier League on a low
• Defeat ends a bad week for Caerau
• 10-man Seasiders riding high
• Pencoed fail to break stalemate in table-top clash
• KEV KICKS OFF
• Confident Pyle confound the doubters ahead of new season
• Bont face new boys Llanelli

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