South Wales Echo - 2022-07-18

• Derby hurtles back into action
• Man claims attendant pleasured himself in car
• Public Health Wales advice for staying safe during hot weather
• ‘I don’t know if I’d ever want to leave Grangetown, it just feels like home’
• 1.3m families facing rising costs with no savings buffer
• ‘Poorer pupils significan­tly behind their peers in Wales’
• Family attacked women in street
• The people living in misery along residentia­l roads that see a million vehicles using them every year
• Go-ahead for flats on site of old gasworks
• Mordaunt hits back at ‘smears’ over views
• No-Fly Grand Mediterran­ean Cruise
• Long queues as Fowl and Fury opens new store
• ‘Pain will never go away but he’ll always be in our hearts’
• Music venue owners are ‘gutted’ at having to close
• New formula could see rent increase for council homes
• Cost-of-living crisis affecting shopping habits
• Keep your holiday spending in check
• Why do we never get a vote on these matters?
• ON THIS DAY
• Met Office issues red weather warning for extreme heat for first time ever
• RUSSELL GRANT
• It’s an honour to be a part of it all
• BIG TWO SET FOR TITLE SHOWDOWN
• Kerley leads home USA clean sweep
• Tour leader Jonas hit by injuries to team-mates
• Pant sparkles with unbeaten century to clinch series
• Early talks convinced Cedric of Morison plan
• Under-fire Maguire ready for new United challenges
• ARRIVAL OF A NEW STAR AMONG THE HIGHLIGHTS IN REPORT
• Irish can’t afford to show complacenc­y, warns Sexton
• WELSH HOPES ARE DASHED AS BOKS REVERT TO BRUTE FORCE
• How they rated
• DAN’S DELIGHT AT NEW STANDARDS
• Choose from some of the best UK holiday parks
• TERMS & CONDITIONS

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