Glamorgan Gazette - 2020-11-12

• Pandemic can’t stop a thirst for new business
• Inquiry call after hospital outbreak
• Crash destroys scaffoldin­g
• Festive bash goes online
• Take action to hit climate targets
• Animal suffering must end now
• Minister cancels exams for summer
• Employabil­ity team supports over 200 people into work
• Shop mobility service to reopen
• Jones ‘broke ministeria­l code’ over business role
• Multi-million pound works at Maesteg Town Hall continue
• Funding boost for constructi­on firm
• Volunteers unite to clear beach of washed-up cargo
• Work ends on £6.7m housing developmen­t
• Online events keeping spirits up across world
• Share your photograph­ic memories with Memory Lane
• Gimme another chance to see it
• Codebreaki­ng sisters kept their war secrets for 75 years
• No one really knows what other people are going through
• Parents need to recognise the risks of screens
• Lockdown adds up to increased anxiety for mums trying to teach their children maths skills
• Burning embers
• They won’t hire me to be the serial killer in the next series of Line Of Duty...
• YOUR Backstage PASS
• TRUE GLITZ
• SOUND NT JUDGEME
• Don’t let the cold hold you back
• ASK THE EXPERT
• YOU GIVE ME PHEV-ER
• LIAM LEADS WAY TO BE PRIDE OF WALES AMONG THE LIONS
• Two-way tussle brewing for ace Wainwright
• Summer rugby is possible, says Premiershi­p coach
• HAYWARD EXIT FROM WALES WAS MY CALL, INSISTS PIVAC
• Coleman: I can’t rule out return to old role
• Bargoed stalwart Butcher beats Lions ace Evans in vote to be WRU chairman

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