South Wales Echo - 2022-04-25

• Customers can’t get enough of street food champion’s fab food
• Officers probe suspected arson attack on house
• Club bowled over with £1,000 to improve cooking facilities
• Mary wins £200 with name for new care home
• Exams, sports days and leavers’ events – but Covid could still disrupt this summer term
• Academic calls for jurors to be offered counsellin­g
• What councils are saying...
• ‘I was a man’s man but trying to be tough left me on brink of suicide...’
• Dog nearly dies after adder bite
• New bed dream to give son safe space to sleep
• Don’t bet on fines rolled out – chair
• Labour make pledges ahead of May 5 vote
• Plaid lay out promises if they win control of Caerphilly
• Independen­ts field 22 for elections in Caerphilly
• Lib Dems ‘united in hope Newport can get better’
• Headteache­r’s chippie is in a class of its own
• Energy firm acquires a battery site in Newport
• Farmers sell top lifestyle in bold new chapter of their history
• Don’t get caught out by impersonat­ion fraud
• The strange rise of an influentia­l new religion
• ON THIS DAY
• QUOTES OF THE DAY
• BUS USE STILL WELL BELOW PRE-PANDEMIC LEVELS
• Sent off to hell
• Saints hero Harrison bows out in style
• JD CYMRU NORTH
• Mat holds nerve as Trebanos take Plate
• SWEET REVENGE FOR PEEL’S STARS
• We might be forced to wield axe, warns Ryan
• Big relief as Arwel gets the all-clear after injury
• TO CUT, OR NOT TO CUT? FUTURE OF THE PREMIERSHI­P UNDER THE MICROSCOPE
• PREMIER LEAGUE REVIEW
• Posh are relegated to League One as they fail to put out the Forest fire

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