Glamorgan Gazette - 2022-02-03

• Powerlifte­r to compete for Miss Wales title
• ‘Be kind’ plea from pharmacist­s suffering abuse from customers
• ‘No movement’ in MP’s legal action threat
• Call for calm in ‘dispute’ over school parking
• Bank branches closure issue is an ‘unacceptab­le situation’
• Concerns raised over the loss of touring pitches
• Extra jail time for prisoner, 23, who punched an officer
• The inspiring people in Merthyr, Bridgend and Rhondda Cynon Taf who are changing children’s lives by fostering
• Trio’s brazen bid to get drugs and booze into jail
• Bridgend MS Sarah Murphyyspe­aksspeaks about equalual access to heathcare e
• South Wales West MS Tom Giffard rd on how Covid has impacted education
• MP advised firm before taking on a role as consultant
• Man who went to neighbour’s house with knives spared jail
• Paedophile would not leave his cell to be sentenced
• Players aiming for more success at Open
• MS argues region needs surgical hub
• Council accused of not doing enough when it comes to tourism
• OGMORE VALLEY
• LALESTON & BROADLANDS
• CEFN CRIBWR
• Spring to life
• EMMA JOHNSON
• I don’t want to have a face that doesn’t move at all – that’s not my aim in life
• The sky’s the limit
• You’re playing lawyer Billy Flynn in the UK tour of Chicago. How did it all come about? Negativity is a waste of time... a waste of life
• A novel idea...
• LOCAL RESULTS AND TABLES
• MERTHYR AFL
• Memories of the Valleys boy who hit the Bullseye on TV
• WHAT CAN WALES BRING TO THE PARTY THIS YEAR?

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