South Wales Echo - 2017-11-06

• THIEVES RAID BLIND HOME
• DOG DIES AND THREE PEOPLE TAKEN TO HOSPITAL AFTER HOUSE FIRE
• WHY IT’S TIME FOR ZOHORE AND TOMLIN TO SHINE
• Dazzling bonfire weekend goes off with a bang
• ‘Don’t let roadworks ruin Christmas trade’
• Welsh rugby stars share their tales of how it feels to be told you have cancer
• Man’s body found in grounds of rugby club
• How Arriva wanted to develop the Welsh rail network
• Joy makes history as first female premiershi­p ref
• Cyclist conquered her fears to reach the South Pole
• Opposition to plans for homes near city park
• Our mental health services ‘let me down’
• Concerns over plans to build 33 apartments
• Disruption caused by gas works now over
• Primary’s award for health and wellbeing
• HEALTH Go orange to help cancer patients
• Researcher­s call for people with PTSD to help with study
• Maintainin­g an active life with arthritis
• BOUQUET OF THE WEEK Retired teacher supports survivors
• DOWN THE SNAKES FOR TANDY’S BOYS
• Ex-champ suffers a fresh blow

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