South Wales Evening Post - 2022-05-04

• Convenient oversight?
• Covid restrictio­ns set to be lifted in schools
• New rules for those sitting exams who test positive
• The whole letter from the Minister to headteache­rs
• Cakes & Ale no more as popular cafe bar closes
• Planning applicatio­ns to council
• Warning to dog owners after adder bite ordeal
• Students are hard at work for summer showcase
• Force dismisses officer who lied about shooting
• New plans for council to consider
• What to look out for as Wales goes to the polls . . . and whether grey will still be the colour
• Poll delay confusion cleared up for voters
• A surprising little taste of authentic Asia
• Patient, 74, ‘assaulted’ staff member in hospital
• Man in court for illegal dog breeding
• Swansea Building Society holds its first face-to-face AGM for three years
• Dumbed-down TV gets the thumbs down
• Ink-redible! Tattoo fans share stories that inspired their body art
• Latest plans submitted to county council
• HOTEL OF THE WEEK
• Ryan mighty! Neath driver shines on TV
• Countdown on for our major Chiefs concert
• Veteran Cole chalks up another victory on Epynt
• Plough shape up for Senior Cup final with super win
• Inaugural title in Pontardawe’s own hands now
• Caerbryn undone by injury-time winner
• Winners and losers... Louis loves Bath time, it’s pitch perfect for Ospreys as Wales fall
• Coedgwilym prove too strong for Old Landorians
• A pair of prizes for Piroe as the Swans hand out season’s awards
• Good news as Brooks reveals he is cancer free
• Bale’s Real record up with the best of them... despite what fans think
• Swansea ‘excited’ about the future of Congreve
• SWANS SEARCH FOR ALLEN’S SUCCESSOR

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