South Wales Echo - 2021-02-23

• LOCKDOWN PARTY COP’S DRINK-DRIVE CAR CRASH
• BACK TO SCHOOL – FOR SOME PUPILS
• Refugee drowned the same day his brother had arrived
• Newport gets £1m to help flood repairs
• Daffodils are ‘destined for the compost heap’
• Planning applicatio­ns to Cardiff Council
• Council set to buy hostel used to house homeless
• Plan to turn little-used swimming pool into childcare base
• LGBT+ bar announces plans to open in new canal quarter
• Extra cash to help town’s businesses recover from lockdowns
• Biomass boiler set for green light after NRW checks
• All secondary school pupils could return after Easter
• How the four nations of the UK are hoping and planning to exit lockdown
• Covid rates in Wales fall more than 80% since December
• Hundreds of Covid fines handed out over house parties and haircuts
• Pair ‘pulled out knives’ before alleged killing
• Call to extend business rate relief holiday in effort to protect jobs
• Roadmap to end ‘wretched year’
• Boeing jets grounded after engine drama
• Dealer caught selling drugs in a student area
• Expansion plans for school
• Tragedy set Phill on a marathon funds quest
• Decision due on plan for 240 homes on farmland
• Little Saints wanted to celebrate Wales!
• HEALTH Notes
• Could using headphones too loud be damaging your ears?
• Do our politician­s fear a nationalis­tic backlash?
• ON THIS DiArY
• The newspaper is a constant tonic
• QUOTES OF THE DAY
• Could the vegan 5:2 reverse your diabetes?
• Pawn stars
• Revolution­ise to claim spoils
• Why fast show will be vital weekend viewing
• To learn from Owen was key for me – Daly
• I’ve got a fight on my hands – Flynn
• I’ve found my way back to form – James
• McCarthy is doing a ‘great job’ – Tan
• 50 years on... the Bluebirds youngsters who went so close to FA Cup glory:
• Former petrol pump attendant Brown shocks rocket Ronnie
• ■ Mick has made us a ‘horrible’ team, says Vaulks:
• THIS WEEK WHAT WE WORE

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