Glamorgan Gazette - 2019-12-26

• Finance officer took £11k for kids in need
• Boy, 7, running own foodbank
• Future fears at nature reserve
• Help set up IT gadgets for RNIB
• Macmillan needs your support
• Primary school out of special measures
• Alun Cairns cleared of ministeria­l code breach
• Senedd events celebrates future of carbon-free energy in Wales
• WHY FOSTER WITH BRIDGEND COUNCIL?
• How a woman became a mum after fostering for a decade
• Training guide dogs is perfect fit for graduate Charlotte
• Boat’s crew and dog are rescued in sea drama
• Maternity report ‘not shared’
• Call for senior managers to be held accountabl­e over scandal
• Howley ‘battling demons’ during betting breaches
• Nomination­s needed for Mayor’s citizenshi­p awards
• Council tax increase to be less than expected
• £100,000 project aims to help start-ups become sustainabl­e
• Gang jailed after
• Youngsters to benefit after £10,000 charity grant
• BTM plays part in festive advert helping good causes like Cory!
• ABERKENFIG & COYTRAHEN
• LLYNFI VALLEY
• Updated Evoque has style
• Peugeot breaks mould with 2008

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