Glamorgan Gazette - 2022-03-10

• Celebrate our Welshness with bank holiday
• Son’s first aid lesson put to test on mum
• Critics win rethink over new housing developmen­t plan
• Murder trial told boy denied food ‘as punishment’
• ‘Chaos and mayhem’ in school parking row
• Jamie Wallis on issues at junctionn 36 of the
• Heart hero so brave as he lives with condition
• Families’ devastatio­n after being ripped off by a conman builder
• Capital Region to buy disused power station
• Puppy scammers prey on pet lovers
• Siblings share their memories of chapel days gone by
• Rugby legend urges people to take an HIV test
• Plans for new college campus take a step forward
• Inmate made threat to kill ex-girlfriend
• No plans on £1.6m earmarked for climate spending
• Police stop and search figures show racial bias
• Concerns raised over plans for new wind farm
• Cathedral packed for musical tribute to Cory’s Ian
• LALESTON & BROADLANDS
• CEFN CRIBWR
• Porthcawl Music and Flower Festival:
• Sowing the seeds of success
• Growing your own holiday memories
• Holiday reads
• I had never been interested in doing a superhero movie ...but Batman stood out as very special...
• PREPARE YOURSELF FOR THE HEX FACTOR
• I’ve always tried to do some form of exercise each day
• THE BEATLES AND APPLE COME TOGETHER FOR SPATIAL AUDIO PROJECT
• It is all going to end in tears
• Roets is new Wales RL manager
• Penybont get a shock as they open Phase Two
• DALE HOLDS HIS NERVE TO SNATCH WIN
• Rugby Results
• Newport issue warning with seven-try show
• JACOB A REAL CRACKER IN STYLISH SHOW
• Jones delighted as pack power wins day for hosts
• Defeated Ravens offer up hope for positive future

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