South Wales Echo - 2019-05-17

• dad in holiday plunge horror
• ‘guide dog libby’s my best friend’
• sam’s thank you to blues fan, 90
• Top award for city centre deli
• 2,000 new council homes set for sites across city
• ‘learn from us after our baby was delivered too late’
• One person confirmed dead after two-vehicle road crash
• Student sentenced after sharing extremist song
• Driver seen drinking beer at the wheel
• Tories facing Euro election oblivion – poll
• Kyle ‘devastated’ after show axed
• Council to sell off property in upkeep backlog
• McDonald’s seek permission for suburb drive-thru
• Tory rebels are not planning to call by-elections
• Cellmates planned to sell £6.5k drug stash to prisoners
• Council’s ‘jobsworth role’
• Separation warning from police over ban on smacking
• Council to make decision on cutting bus service subsidies
• The gravy train allowed to stay on the tracks for seven years
• Very fond memories of growing up in city’s post-war prefabs
• Celebratin­g 70 years of Welsh-medium schools
• EVENTS DiArY
• It’s a dog’s life...
• Stimson qualifies for the PGA finals
• Halfpenny relishing Euro derby showdown
• It’s a dog’s life at East Region meet
• STM sprint to yet another title... like President Campbell
• Who could add extra quality the Bluebirds will need for another Championsh­ip bid?
• Williams pens deal to stay on at Blues
• A Monster weekend
• ‘I’m lucky people still want to come and see me’
• I’m a big gamer – shooting things is a good way to unwind
• THEY WERE THE LAST OF THE OLD STYLE ROBBERS
• Britain’s big hope
• WIDESCREEN WONDER...
• Audi A4 continues to pursue the diesel fuel route
• Hyundai Tucson gets a sporty new look

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