South Wales Echo - 2017-10-20

• OFF THE RAILS
• ‘HOW I LEARNT TO LIVE WITH HAIR LOSS’
• ‘OUR LIFE SAVINGS WERE STOLEN’
• Mums’ £9k appeal to help toddler trio find their voices
• Residents claim Airbnb guests have damaged lifts and stolen wheelchair­s
• Man caught running into glass bus shelter
• Abuse and harassment common in music world too – Sir Tom
• Toddler ‘probably shaken violently’ – court is told
• Opposition to plan for city off-licence
• Bake Off trio spied in Valleys
• Reprimand for teacher who grabbed pupil by wrist
• Union ‘to send a message to MP with loud rally’
• Call for AMs to be barred from also being councillor­s
• £100m on offer to help regenerate Welsh towns
• Labourer’s death ruled an accident by jurors
• Teenager caught trying to smuggle phone into prison
• Residents ‘let down, cut off and forgotten’, says AM
• CARDIFFREM­EMBERED Slums and trams long gone, but has our city lost a bit of character?
• Big cheese Tom launches new company
• Superstore vows to tackle dumped trolley problem
• Studying at university isn’t the right choice for everyone
• CELEBRATIO­NS Freemasons mark 90 years
• Dutch delight in store at Redcar
• A Classic display from Challenger
• Merson’s keen to extend Caerau link despite false start
• A return to form spell trouble for
• Free family days out from the Rough Guide to Accessible Britain
• Motability scheme’s powered wheelchair all-inclusive benefits
• Benefits of joining the car scheme
• Top notch fittings in Crossland X
• A-Class has the competitio­n licked
• A3 Sportback comes up trumps in pretty much every respect
• Practical and reasonably priced family vehicle – that’s the Mokka X
• Huge step forward for Nissan Micra
• More power for Skoda Octavia
• Toyota stays strong on new car scene
• C-HR – a Toyota with attitude and style that’s hard to miss
• EXHIBITION
• Kia at the very soul of the UK crossover sector
• Hyundai Ioniq is ready to charge
• SEAT’s stylish aspiration­s

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