Caernarfon Herald - 2022-03-30

• £500 payment for unpaid carers
• Correction­s & Complaints
• We lost everything
• ENHANCED BUS SERVICE FOR YR WYDDFA AT PEAK TIMES
• Fire crews battling fresh wave on Monday
• 120 FIREFIGHTE­RS BATTLE THREE WILD FIRES
• Shock as boy, 14, filmed being beaten at school by bullies
• Ukraine: How YOU
• 13-year-old arrested for assaulting police officer
• CAERNARFON
• PORTHMADOG
• Y FELINHELI
• CLYNNOG FAWR
• BEDDGELERT
• North Wales actress stars in TV drama tackling children’s mental health
• 7,700 fewer Wales train services per month compared to pre-Covid
• Owner wants to demolish home on ‘millionair­es’ row’
• thought for the week
• ‘My team made me feel very welcome and supported me’
• WAY TO The UK Government’s Way to Work plan is getting people into jobs – and supporting employers in finding the right staff
• ‘It’s important to personalis­e our service’
• ‘It’s vital to give young people a chance’
• ‘Staff learn something every day’
• Scant help from Sunak in grim times makes one suspect he’ll soon be back with more
• FULL LIST OF COVID RULES THAT CHANGED IN WALES THIS WEEK
• House sales in February down 20% on last year
• Planning applicatio­ns in pipeline
• General Knowledge Quiz
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Ben jazzes it up
• Law closes loophole for using mobile at wheel
• Caravan and camping surge across region as staycation boom goes on
• JOBS TO DO THIS WEEK
• ASK DIARMUID
• Pretty in pink
• Lakesiders beat Canaries to stay second
• PORT SUNK BY LATE OWN GOAL
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