South Wales Evening Post - 2021-10-08

• Welsh crucial for education
• Drug dealer operating in car park of supermarke­t
• Popular park’s gates will only open for football games after spate of problems
• Golf event raises record £4,000 for Dofe awards - and sees its first hole in one
• Survey reveals teaching pressure
• Venues prepare for Covid pass scheme to begin
• Experts are uncertain over what might be the future impact of Covid
• 8 deaths but infection rate down
• Firm aiming to make the city ‘greater, better and more beautiful’
• New EU proposals over NI Protocol
• YOUR CHANCE TO WIN £50K? BINGO FOR IT!
• Man, 26, died after he was hit by a train, an inquest hears
• Paedophile caught at train station
• Call for action over deaths of animals
• ‘Father’s 999 plea not passed to police’
• Insulate Britain protest defended
• On life’s little incidents
• Fire-damaged church building ‘has a future’
• Reuse company impresses MS
• New clinic for fast diagnosis is hailed a breakthrou­gh
• The Day We Had To Talk...
• Iechyd da! MP’S birthday gift has ima-gin-ation
• Speed limit cut considered on dangerous road
• I think Shipman was not then, and maybe even now, the only serial killer doctor in the country
• Alun Wyn selected to start as he prepares to face the All Blacks
• Cuthbert set for a return to Welsh regional rugby
• We’re getting close to perfect fit, says Swans boss Martin
• James starting to make his mark at Leeds, says Dorigo
• Wales may walk off if players are abused – boss Page
• Abraham is loving life in the sun with Jose’s Roma
• Czech Rep v Wales: Big-match spotlight
• TALKING POINTS
• Cooper planning to build on progress
• WALES KNOW BEST

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