South Wales Echo - 2022-06-17

• Rubbish left strewn across city park after hot weather
• Warm weather brings out the crowds as wales basks in sun
• Man attacked his own mother and trashed her home
• Go-ahead for 718 city apartments on brains brewery site
• Minister visits caravan park
• Alarm as figures reveal pollution levels across city
• Man protests over fine for drilling holes into next doors’ wall
• Man’s home flooded with waste after loo malfunctio­n
• Bank of england raises interest rates to 1.25%
• Shorts-wearer is told off by judge
• Storytelle­r target of far-right group
• Park to stay shut for the year
• ‘Parents can’t afford to send Children to school’
• Number of children off school and eligible for free meals
• A chance to own a piece of Sir Tom’s Swinging Sixties
• Merthyr Chilli Fiesta is set to be the hottest event of the year
• Homeless accommodat­ion proposal for former hotel
• School closures set for approval
• Scientists pioneer new treatment for patients with PTSD
• Business leader reveals why she quit rugby role
• All you need is love ...and a satellite link
• Chancellor Sunak a socialist in disguise?
• ON THIS DAY
• Rover and out...
• The Sheriff’s been away, to get back in the saddle...
• Lake adds depth for Wales... and he could be a starter
• Hawkins to lead Wales U20 in Italy
• Vontae is a work in but can be an asset
• Hammers will be hoping to strike an early blow when they face champions City
• Allsop is latest City capture
• I’m nosy. Lots of vicars are...
• The massive events in Cardiff this weekend
• It doesn’t feel like work. It’s good fun
• There were moments in the movie where I thought, ‘Buzz is a good actor!’
• Where would we be without Caribbean art and culture?
• LIGHTYEAR (PG)

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