South Wales Echo - 2018-03-29

• DOUBLE BLAZED
• LIFE AND SOL: WHEN BLAKEY MET BAMBA
• GP WHO MADE TRANSPLANT HISTORY
• Work can finally start on Cardiff bus station
• Man denies trying to film boy in locker room showers
• Insurance broker to create 70 jobs in city
• Brave Mali on the mend after brain tumour treatment
• All S4C funding will come from BBC licence fee
• Alpaca’s death is blamed on dog attack
• Mum ‘was glue that held her family together’
• Cafe to shut as escape rooms seek to expand
• Hinkley waste ‘not dangerous’ say tests
• Residents concerned after fire outside house on estate
• Dad-to-be tried to smuggle mobile phone into prison
• Shisha bars to be inspected
• Venue bids to stay in city for three years
• Average cost of filling cup sticker book is £773
• Soldier elbowed man during night out with his platoon
• City office scheme hits a key milestone
• Concerns over cost of council merger
• Tributes to ex-council leader Harry
• WWI REMEMBERED Soldier took his chance and escaped horrors of POW camp
• Paedophile was caught with dozens of child abuse images
• When that person sleeping rough is someone you know
• Nonios out to claim the big prize at Chelmsford
• We deserve full support of the fans – Cockerill
• John: Why we just had to
• Make changes
• HOT HOUSE II

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