Clarifications

If we have published anything that is factually inaccurate, contact the editor Tryst Williams on 029 2024 3602, at tryst.williams@walesonline.co.uk or to Tryst Williams, Editor, South Wales Echo, Media Wales, Six Park Street, Cardiff, CF10 1XR and, once verified, we will correct it as soon as possible.

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In yesterday’s Nostalgia spread, a photograph incorrectly captioned “Cardiff High School for Girls...” should have read “Canton High School for Girls...”.

■ The author of an internal message referred to in a story about Cardiff Metropolitan University in yesterday’s paper was Julia Longville, acting dean of the School of Education, not Julia Jenkins, who is a colleague.