South Wales Echo - 2022-08-05

• £12m boost for welsh tech firm that measures emissions
• £1m homes planned for city suburb
• School closures in the pandemic ‘damaging’
• Met office confirms new records after heatwave
• Truss criticised for m4 relief road comments
• Ukrainian refugees to move out of urdd centre
• Mel c and boney m to headline Pride cymru
• Council to bring changes to planning committee
• TV star Gemma helps pal launch new hair salon
• ‘It breaks my heart to see my kids in ragged uniforms’
• Bank’s biggest hike in rates for 27 years
• Back to the future
• First residents move into new Laundry Quarter
• Residents’ anger as ‘unsafe’ bridge still closed one year on
• Residents feeling ‘confined’ following bus route change
• When Harry came to Wales and conquered fish ’n’ chips
• Men went around capital delivering drugs in old taxi
• Council seeking £23m from fund
• Hybrid hosting plan could allow even more people to take part
• Scholarshi­ps offer support to allow talented artists to develop
• TRAVELLERS FACINGA CANCELATIO­N LOTTERY
• The 80s wasn’t just all shoulder pads and sharp haircuts...
• Dictators imposing their will on Wales
• Afraid to speak out against absurditie­s
• QUOTES OF THE DAY
• Bareknuckl­e legend Sean fears he’ll never get in the ring again
• ‘Class act’ Vince shines as champions crush Welsh Fire
• Masterful Ingram sends Kent packing
• Summer tour report . . . next prop stars and yet
• Etete deal ‘an investment’
• Blues yet to make decision on Ampadu
• Crash puts kibosh on double gold dream
• Davies delight as discus switch proves a success
• After golden high, back to earth for Salmon
• Tom’s a torch bearer for a fairer world for LGBGT+ athletes
• Rarefied Air
• TURTLE RECALL

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