South Wales Echo - 2021-11-19

• Rhys gets festive with Pride-inspired display
• Rotarians in appeal for warm winter coats
• Witness’ account of fatal punch in car park incident
• Number one piece of advice is to get your vaccinatio­n – minister
• Pressure mounts as ambulances forced to queue
• Policy plea after exam suicide
• Council backs plan to knock down pub
• Director ‘sickened’ by the fatal collapse of city church
• Flood victims face a new nightmare trying to insure their homes
• Watercours­es ‘overwhelme­d’
• Cardiff is worst in Wales for household recycling
• WE FIGHT FOR FAMILIES AFFECTED BY A BIRTH INJURY
• Cairns could lose three paid roles as part of shake-up
• Boy told mother not to cry as he recalled abuse
• Rescue centre hits back at claims that it stole stray
• Knife-wielding woman racially abused neighbour
• Council finances are ‘in best position for decades’
• Circus thrills and spills...
• Check out the coolest bar in town
• Wales is sleepwalki­ng into another lockdown
• Stick with Smarty for Ascot success
• Will students be top of the class for Aber test?
• Morison ‘Blue wall’ Cardiff dream
• Pivac on... autumn finale, problems at prop and leaving out veteran Davies
• RGC look to build on win at Newport
• England ready to shake off ‘weak’ tag
• Club ‘wasn’t a nice place to be’ in poor run – Perry
• Page backing Clarke’s call on cards
• Mark joining coach party’s a huge boost
• Beat Wallabies and series will be a success – Pivac
• A spooktacul­ar show
• I keep imagining how I’m going to die... it’s kind of fun, in a way
• The spirit of
• Films like this are like little presents to the nation every Christmas
• GHOSTBUSTE­RS: AFTERLIFE (12A)

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