Bangor Mail - 2020-03-11

• TWO JAILED FOR CHURCH BURGLARY
• Honey farmer ‘pushed to the limit’ by Wylfa Newydd saga:
• First album from Gruff 2 years on from TV fame:
• ‘IT WOULD HAVE UNDERMINED CENSUS IN WALES’
• Drug driver who sped from police spared jail
• Flats plan for former pub is stalled
• Students stuck on Tryfan
• Supermarke­t is spared as Waitrose shuts stores
• Traffic tsar opens new office in N.Wales
• One-star hygiene score hit our business hard
• Plan for 30 new homes in village
• Thought for the week
• ACCOUNT APOLOGISES AFTER MOCKING N.WALES PLACE NAMES
• BEAUMARIS
• NEWBOROUGH
• MENAI BRIDGE
• Human rights performanc­e at Pontio
• Heed advice on coronaviru­s... especially to protect vulnerable
• your guide We want to take you on a journey through dance
• Wanda Garner
• WHAT’S ON LISTINGS
• General Knowledge Quiz
• Join Tudur on trek to raise funds for new hospice unit
• SERVICE CONTINUES... BUT DOUBTS REMAIN OVER TICKETING
• We’re no Sons of Anarchy or Hell’s Angels
• WELSH PRIMARY SCHOOLS CAME UP WITH THESE IDEAS FOR LLAETH Y LLAN
• Tigers still on course for cup success
• 1876 cruise through to cup semi-finals
• Agyemang strike sees off Ruthin

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