South Wales Echo - 2017-05-09

• BALE OUSTED AS CITY LEADER
• DYING MUM’S CANCER DRUG PLEA
• HI-TECH HUB FOR 2,000 JOBS GETS £38m
• YOUR NEXT 48 hours CARDIFF HOT LIST
• Watkins inquiry DS has four misconduct charges dismissed
• Scaffoldin­g falls into grounds of school
• Labour may seek Plaid alliance to run council
• Welsh Labour outlines key pledges ahead of election
• Accused denies ‘hunting’ woman through Cardiff
• School bus driver told off for leaving pupils at Greggs
• Why we can learn more from Reuben than just make-up tips
• YESTERDAYS 1959
• TRIBUTES Councillor ‘dedicated his life to his family and community’
• Go Dutch at Leicester
• After tough ride, Broncos finally seal a promotion to really savour Local rugby
• Getting with the programme helped Morrison and Co keep it clean for finale
• Think before you swat any bees this spring N
• Sign ups begin for new bee protection scheme in Wales P
• Candidates pressured on green spaces
• Young people ‘least likely’ to recycle their food waste M
• Eco-action date added to diary O
• Public urged to help save Wales’ shrinking woodlands V
• All change for waste collection in Bridgend
• Wales leading the way in sustainabi­lity
• Dancing film to honour Cardiff’s green spaces

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