South Wales Echo - 2022-06-20

• Planning committee to visit site of new city hospital
• Tributes to fundraiser who climbed three peaks aged 89
• Man strangled ex and said he would kill her
• Gran's knickers for Sir Tom
• ‘Appalling waiting times for mental health help’
• Council set to resubmit bid for ‘Levelling Up’ funding
• Rail union chiefs in Government blast
• Nurse devastated mum could miss her wedding
• Plans for new glass factory with 600 jobs is approved
• Free meals for youngest pupils from September
• Finsbury Park attack victim remembered on anniversar­y
• Teen had 2,000 ‘laughing gas’ cannisters in car
• Man suffers fracture to eye socket
• Concerns over bus network plan
• GETTING YOUR DEBT UNDER CONTROL...
• Expensive sunscreens ‘short on protection’
• Boost your pay without asking for a raise
• Muddled thinking on food security
• ON THIS DAY
• Music fans out in force on hottest day for sir Tom and stereophon­ics at stadium
• The growing fear of WORLD WAR III
• POUND NOTES
• Top tips to keep financial friction at bay...
• EVANS GIVES WELSH SHOCK ROYAL WINNER
• Mitro’s chance to find back of the Windsor net
• PLENTY TO CONCERN JONES AS BAA-BAAS EASE HOME
• Berrettini fires a Wimbledon warning with Queen’s win
• Kear proud as the heat takes its toll on players
• GLAM BACK TO WINNING WAYS
• Zhang injury hands title to tearful Brazilian ace
• SAINTS SEE RUN ENDED BY RAIN
• Davies sees yellow, but pundits say he got lucky
• Stormers rally after slow start to claim URC crown
• BLUEBIRDS MAY HAVE EDGE IN BALE CHASE
• Morison boosts backroom team as ex-Gunners keeper signs up
• 6guide to celebratin­g summer with Easy Eton mess ice cream

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