South Wales Evening Post - 2018-11-15

• tributes to ‘loving and selfless’ mum of four
• KATH SINGS TO SUPPORT KIDS
• DAD’S TRIBUTE AFTER ISLAND HOLS TRAGEDY
• WHY WE LOVE BEAUJOLAIS!
• Volunteers cook up a Christmas treat
• Housing for everyone, please, not just students
• Pharmacist’s warning on potentiall­y deadly outcome from missing free flu vaccinatio­ns
• Lifeguards thanked for saving stricken OAP
• ‘Most oppose ops switch to Morriston’
• Uni engineers a fun day of learning for youngsters
• Shortage of ‘perfect’ tots for adoption
• Accused bouncer ‘acted reasonably in club fracas’
• Raising a glass to city’s unique
• Celebratio­n
• School struggle leads to plea over epilepsy
• ‘Street toilet stop’ man on CCTV
• Public have chance to give views over town blueprint
• POLITICALL­Y SPEAKING
• Knifeman ‘was fed up of noise’
• Fun park is set to pump up the fun
• KILLER COCAINE
• A WINTER’S TALE
• ON THE RADAR
• A SCENE STEALING MARVEL
• Climbdown over gaming machines
• They’re in front of you – at four different venues
• Let’s get this show on the road
• SOUND JUDGEMENT
• Concert to remember the fallen
• Strange, deranged - and great entertainm­ent all the way!
• SCENE GIG GUIDE
• IT’LL PUT A SPELL ON YOU...
• SUSPIRIA (18)
• THREE TO SEE
• Perch hauls a bright spot in slower week
• Positive vibes helped Tyler beat injury blues
• Wales could cash in with win over Danes
• Why a captain quit the Wales job - and the trouble with today’s game
• Lewis reveals inspiratio­n as she keeps it in family
• Neath take steps to avoid being wound up
• Full-time commitment was worth waiting for
• Creative Celina can profit from key duo’s return
• Past, present and future the thoughts of ex-skipper Thorburn WINGER HEADING FOR JANUARY EXIT

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