South Wales Echo - 2017-11-16

• LETTER’S ‘CITY TERROR PLOT WARNING’
• RUNNING A PUB AT AGE OF 20
• Burglar stole handbag after he brazenly walked into nursing home
• Tech hub aims to speed up growth of digital firms
• Win prizes with our Rush Hour raffle draw
• ‘Plans to increase places at primary should be shelved’
• Politician­s divided over new cancer centre plans
• Savings ‘could lead to 4.5% rise in tax’
• Teenager wins lookalike contest
• ‘I’m determined that no teenager should go through what I did’
• Clwyd calls on May to address MEPs over Brexit
• Care home chef serving food fit for a restaurant
• Suspended prison term for man who knifed neighbour
• Writer’s AirA&E idea ‘not so far-fetched’
• Supreme Court paves the way for minimum alcohol pricing
• Action plan to improve market hall
• Rail control centre tour for train fan Steven
• University defends free speech record
• Clinic for FGM victims set to open next year
• YOURS Foundation gets £250 from fund
• Youth go to the ballot to elect champ
• YOURS Plea for votes to help well-bee-ing project at hospital
• BABIES ‘Miracle baby’ is always smiling, happy and active
• Traffic-free zones one solution as cities choked by exhaust fumes
• Blues ace is linked with move to Ospreys
• Dynamic duo
• WHY WALES COULD DO WITH SOME VA VA VOOM...
• How one man’s love of the Welsh game and visit to Cardiff led to Japan hosting the World Cup
• HOT HOUSE II
• Choosing the great barrier leaf
• HOME STYLE

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