Glamorgan Gazette - 2022-02-10

• Greenpeace pushes for crucial changes
• Do your bit to help world-class research
• Councillor’s membership of health board under scrutiny
• Bars to shut earlier at stadium
• Mother pleads not guilty to murdering her five-year-old son
• New plans submitted for business park on family farm
• Residents’ fury as holiday park seeks 2am music licence
• ‘This could be the jewel in the crown of the area’
• ‘Kind and gentle’ daughter was killed in train tragedy
• Old coal power station site could become new ‘energy park’
• Pandemic ‘challenges’ for community centres
• ‘I never intended to have a career in social care - but here I am 32 years later’
• Fine dining on the seafront
• Station system fuels anger as £300 withheld
• Jamie Wallisalli­s out
• Electric trains help take strain as more services added to get fans home
• Boost for hospices in end-of-life care review
• Everything to play for as Welsh Open draws closer...
• OGMORE VALLEY
• LALESTON & BROADLANDS
• CEFN CRIBWR
• A first glimpse of spring
• Serial killer Port was no genius... police made it easier for him
• From costume drama to a designer darling
• Affairs of the heart
• This is who I am. Take it or leave it. I love myself anyway
• A kingdom united in grief
• I’m a desperate show off when it comes down to it
• FEW POSITIVES FOR PIVAC TO TAKE AFTER A WOEFUL START
• How they rated
• Olympian surprises Ava
• MERTHYR AFL
• Burgess takes on a watching brief

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