South Wales Evening Post - 2021-11-12

• Market stall still a family affair after 100 years
• Why booster rollout in Swansea Bay is taking longer than expected
• 12 more Covid-related deaths
• New partner to continue building city student flats
• No further strike action at DVLA over Covid fears
• Politician­s united in calls to address a ‘national crisis’ over drink spikings United in calls to addressnew­s crisis’ over drink spikings
• Nation falls silent on Armistice Day
• De Klerk legacy ‘uneven’ says Mandela Foundation
• Welsh woman’s career in the Royal Navy is a world record-breaker
• Minister opens business school at Sketty Hall
• Give the gift of choice this Christmas, with the new Big Heart of Swansea gift card
• Wok’s up? Taste of Asia coming to Swansea with new restaurant
• Drug dealer slashed in face by dissatisfi­ed cocaine customer
• Call for council to take control of tree-planting
• Council sets up fund for veterans
• I’ve no stomach for all this Christmas food craziness
• Grandad’s back at the business end of babycare
• Council aims to boost its eco-cred
• Pupils target teachers in ‘vile’ Tiktok videos
• Warning over kids stealing tablets from pharmacies
• Building society puts climate top of agenda
• Former Osprey Evans retires from the game
• That battle with Sam Burgess... and the bizarre texts he sent me three years later
• Patchell returns for Scarlets in developmen­t match as Dee takes place in the Dragons’ ranks
• Cunningham rings changes for second Test of the autumn
• Tuilagi given a roaming role after being named on wing
• Speed’s legacy still so strong even after ten years, insists Allen
• Davies aims to make an impact for Wales U21s
• HE’S SIMPLY THE BEST

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