South Wales Echo - 2016-03-30

• TWO NOT GUILTY
• ELLIE’S BRAVE BID TO WALK – AFTER SUFFERING A STROKE BEFORE BIRTH
• ‘HOW WE FOUND LOVE – THANKS TO THE ECHO’
• Tata steelworke­rs face bleak future
• City streets cleaner – but capital still has a way to go
• Buyer splashes out £61k for three miles of beach
• Extra security staff hired for Euro 2016 games
• EVENTS DIARY WHAT’S ON IN YOUR COMMUNITY
• RSPCA appeal after seven rabbits dumped at Easter
• Greggs worker sacked for not washing hands after fetching safety equipment from locker
• Half Marathon runners ‘made to wait’ at crossings
• Taz in doghouse after chewing his owner’s floor
• ‘We haven’t been as bold as we could be in selling our city’ In the third and final article in our series about Cardiff council leader Phil Bale, Ruth Mosalski looks at his proudest achievemen­ts
• Primary celebrates good report from Estyn
• Footage shows youngsters’ vicious brawl
• Paint it pastel
• ‘Insufficie­nt progress’ has been made at school, say inspectors
• Singer performs for mates during 15,000ft skydive
• Band takes a leap in memory of fan
• Video shows how tunnel attraction could look
• Cases of diabetes in Wales hit a record high
• The Cardiff men who are remembered on Anzac Day
• Welshman’s Canadian choir still going strong
• Football-mad couple met at high school
• Five-star Celts making a late bid to avoid the drop
• Matthews leads the home challenge for Putter
• Duffin the dazzler seals Avenue’s win
• Football off to home of Welsh rugby
• Spice up life with Lingfield winner
• Pivac wants Scarlets to fly the flag for Wales
• Ospreys won’t push Tipuric into making his return to action
• Dutch at the double to give England reality check
• WALES’ WINNERS AND LOSERS
• For cold, hard decisions
• CITYIN BATTLE TOBEAT THEBUG
• Marler ‘hung out to dry’, says players’chief

South Wales Echo - 2016-03-29

South Wales Echo - 2016-03-31