South Wales Evening Post - 2018-11-14

• Leon scores sports academy role in beachfront cafe future
• ‘GRAVE RISK’ OF COUNCIL REDUNDANCI­ES
• GRAN DELIVERS REMEMBRANC­E DAY BABY
• BOY, 11, INJURED IN COLLISION
• OFFICER ‘SAW BLOOD ON PAVEMENT’
• Learn to live with dogs they aren’t going away
• 11st weight loss is real lifesaver for Sharon
• Food business takes away leading award
• £5.1m borrowing to revamp leisure sites
• Council leader to be quizzed about Delta Lakes scheme
• Leader’s call for funds to start flowing
• ‘Bully’ who kept his ex captive is sent to prison
• Why I have a ‘man-sized’ problem with this tissue issue
• Ex-scarlet’s cancer treatment wait
• Caravan site 1 of 3 bought in multi-million pound deal
• M4 junction closure plan - warning on pollution
• DAVIDPHILL­IPS
• Free digital business advice for South West Wales firms
• MP’S festive hampers for needy
• ‘Suspicious’ house callers spark worry
• A different mission on return trip
• THE WAIT FOR FREEDOM
• Denmark’s crown jeweller
• SIMPLY THE WEST
• ALL GEEK TO ME
• New ipad is all Pro, no cons
• TECH THAT...
• Draft Brexit deal goes to ministers
• ‘Jungle can’t be any harder than football’ – Harry
• Fighting escalates in Gaza and Israel
• Drive aims to support struggling high streets
• Top apprentice aims to be an inspiratio­n
• Learning curve for new boy
• It’s two out of two, but what have we learned about Wales so far?
• All change as Phillips gives youth chance
• Wales hold Owens talks after controvers­y over Halfpenny’s concussion
• ‘Maybe I wasn’t meant to be a profession­al but overcoming my accident has made me stronger’
• Striker’s absence is a mystery
• CONNOR: FOCUS IS ALL ON GAMES - NOT TALKS

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