South Wales Echo - 2019-10-31

• HOMELESS BREAKFAST ‘IS HITTING BUSINESS’
• KEEPER’S MENTAL HEALTH BATTLE
• RAPE TRIAL ‘SABOTEUR’ SUSPENDED BY TORIES
• YOBS FORCE GARDEN CLOSURE
• ‘Santa’ Ted is busy making toys for children around the world
• Accused tells court of ‘rough sex’
• City man held in jail
• Man charged over woman’s flat murder
• Fears over city’s commission-only debt collectors
• Grenfell families urge prosecutio­ns
• Dad stunned after getting gold award in care honours ceremony
• Man caught on camera in car incident
• Go-ahead for terraced house to become detached home
• Gin bar can stay open until 3.30am
• Old Valleys coach house now a hotel
• Nick reaches for sky thanks to scheme success
• Vandal attacks damage buses
• Takeaways ‘threat to capital’s green heartland’ – claim
• Council could ban dogs from pitches
• Council backtracks on some cuts as it tries to save £2m
• Key Welsh battlegrou­nds unpredicta­ble election for
• Tactical Remain vote could block majority
• Plaid offers to team up in hope to stop Brexit
• Council backs carbon targets
• Time to put PM’s words to the test of an election
• EVENTS DIARY
• The creature features about to drive you wild
• TRUMP MAKES A DRAMA OUT OF ISIS
• Cardiff snooker League
• And it’s goodnight from me... Gatland ready for the final challenge of his 12-year reign
• England fined over response to haka
• Life in the fast Lane for Owen
• Gruelling schedule facing students of Cardiff Met University
• YEEZY LIVING
• HIGH-FLYING NEIGHBOURS
• JOBS FOR THE WEEK

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