Glamorgan Gazette - 2022-04-21

• Well-being depends on green spaces
• Rwanda is a much improved country
• Ogmore MP Chris Elmore e speaks about cost ost of living
• Welcome return as huge eagle seen again after 200 years
• ‘Green buffer’ part of applicatio­n to build 130 houses
• ‘Teaching profession on a collision course with the Welsh Government’
• Hot Seat South Wales West MS o importanc regen ou to c
• Plans revealed to turn former toilet block into food and drink kiosk
• Older men leaving the workforce in record numbers
• If you go down to the woods you’ll be sure of a tasty treat
• ‘Intimidati­on’ among reasons some councillor­s are quitting
• Free food and vitamins on offer to families in Healthy Start scheme
• Inspiratio­nal doctor hoping her success can help others too
• Farmer’s devastatio­n after lambs savaged
• Warning that slowdown in onshore wind developmen­t could add to fuel bills
• Bands taking part in the 2022 Autumn National Finals from across UK
• Youth band set for contest
• A bolt from the brew...
• OGMORE VALLEY
• CEFN CRIBWR
• LALESTON & BROADLANDS
• A STAR IS BORN
• Hello yellow
• Five ways to bring dark corners to life
• PRIME CUTS
• Home maker
• WE MUSK TALK ABOUT GOINGS ON AT TWITTER
• FROM RUNWAY TO REAL LIFE
• YET ANOTHER REASON FOR YOU TO LOVE LIZZO
• Unbeaten record over, but Bargoed hope shock defeat can be final spur
• PRIDE IS RESTORED DESPITE EURO EXIT
• Bridgend-born Xu in Wimbledon bid
• WHEN 13 REALLY WAS AN UNLUCKY NUMBER AS LEAGUE STRIPPED WALES OF OUR STARS

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