South Wales Evening Post - 2020-09-23

• WINTER HAS SPRING IN HIS STEP
• FIRST MINISTER TAKES TOUGH LINE AS VIRUS FEARS GROW:
• Address cycle path concerns
• Rugby star’s move into dog-eat-dog world of business
• Gemma boosts charity after medics’ efforts to save dad’s life
• Parts of Swansea Bay now ‘areas of concern’ for virus
• Caravan park guests leave after ‘sudden’ resort closure
• New cases continue to increase
• Measures to stop pupils missing out
• Expert gives evidence on firearms at murder trial
• Girl’s plea over damaged play equipment
• High demand puts strain on neonatal unit
• Team has designs on city’s market in revamp scheme
• Sector slump claims up to 180 skilled jobs
• PM calls for ‘spirit of togetherne­ss’
• MP’S ideas to cut virus risk in pubs and schools
• Car parks upgraded as part of city-wide improvment scheme
• Town bypass delay attacked in council’s air quality discussion
• Firm on site for £11.5m school build
• MS praises youth group in Senedd
• Constructi­on firm’s new recruits
• Is she a mum chum or your forever friend?
• Ask the expert: I’m so anxious about my children being back at school in the Covid-19 era
• A simple guide to healthy eating for all the family
• ASK THE EXPERT
• BRANCH OUT FOR YOUR NEXT ADVENTURE
• High End to reward patience at Goodwood
• Evans glides through chaos for Turkey win
• Sport Celtic calamity or is it just a
• Season out of the ordinary?
• Lack of respect from Real to Bale – agent Barnett
• Pivac’s men set to play in Llanelli, but doubts over other venues WALES LOOK WEST TO FACE GEORGIA

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