South Wales Echo - 2022-10-20

• Father and daughter’s Caribbean sauce firm taking world by storm
• Hundreds of children take part in disabled rugby festival
• Injured footballer waited hours on stretcher for an ambulance
• Royal Mint issues ‘spellbindi­ng’ coins
• Rob Brydon recalls how he gave James Corden a timely warning
• ‘The only thing I ever wanted to do was farm’
• Covid-19 rules lawyer found dead in wood
• Truss apologises during stormy Commons session
• Hospital baby care slammed in report
• Man ‘on alert’ to help the drivers who keep crashing on road outside his house
• Dog lovers fight plans to expand greyhound track
• ‘Housing developmen­t would choke the life out of our town’
• Beachfront plans move step closer
• ‘Menopause means you have to fight every inch of the way for treatment’
• Villagers’ shock after farmer’s wind turbine scheme approved
• ‘Family man’ sent explicit selfies to ‘12-year-old boy’
• LEAFY LANE, CITY LIVING
• Make developers stick to planning agreements
• ON THIS DAY
• A Dutch delight
• Ready for the bug time?
• INSOLVENCI­ES REACHING 2008 FINANCIAL CRISIS LEVELS
• Primed to the Max
• Can Pivac’s uncapped five make an impression in autumn?
• Cardiff rack up the tries to put some pressure on Wizards
• Bale’s on less that you may expect

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