South Wales Evening Post - 2021-10-21

• Clubs boycott to highlight ‘rise in spikings’ in Wales
• 60 workers facing axe as firm looks to ‘simplify’ its business
• Controvers­ial new school is approved despite opposition
• MS slams ‘shameful’ decision
• Lagoon firm in court bid to keep permission alive
• Plan to keep the NHS running in ‘one of hardest winters we have ever faced’
• Health service chief executive stresses the Difficulti­es this winter provides
• Thirteen more dead as rates rise
• Nightclub to close early to avoid Covid ‘discrimina­tion’
• Smart swaps to help boost your meals
• Family’s race against time to protect home from flooding
• Scrap growth and greed
• 11,000+ train services cancelled in three years
• Dad took big knife on visit to daughter ‘as protection’
• Government still resisting ‘Plan B’
• Man took and then crashed £100k car
• Work beginning soon on city centre hub for key services
• Democracy can be frightenin­gly fragile
• Trusted carer took treasured jewellery
• Retired vicar’s ‘Covid hymn’
• Over the hills and far away...on electric buses
• Concussion­s affect brain in old age, study suggests
• Survey ship’s presence prompts lot of interest
• Mike Hedges
• Councillor­s approve glamping pods by closest of margins
• High hopes for a new bar ‘with a difference’
• Wi-fi boost for city’s new Copr Bay district, and for market too
• BEAUTY BUZZ
• Just have fun with fashion
• Cadzand should outspeed rivals
• Legion cueists make it three on the trot
• Leading teams in top flight provide two fierce contests
• Senior Scarlets trying to give side a lift
• Senior Open on its way back to Royal Porthcawl in 2023
• Ignored here, but Sam’s still one of the best
• Phillips defends autumn TV coverage
• Super Swansea fight back to down high fliers
• Cardiff contact police over swim away gestures at derby
• THE BEST? IT’S GOT TO BE ADAM

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South Wales Evening Post - 2021-10-22