South Wales Evening Post - 2018-11-16

• COUNCIL TAX ‘MAY HAVE TO RISE BY 6.3%’
• INSIDE THE CITY IGLOOS
• PM FIGHTS ON AFTER BREXIT RESIGNATIO­NS
• Changing our bus route for students is so inconvenie­nt
• Body of man ‘in his fifties’ found after beach search
• Housing first and support afterwards for homeless
• Stopping farmers’ payments ‘could be like closing mines’
• £20m estate plan for empty campus
• AM praises foodbanks for support
• Opposition leaves drinks truck tour a little bit flat
• ‘Shane’s brother put in chokehold’
• Ex-soldier jailed for attack
• Funding hopes for cinema plan key to securing centre’s future
• Clever cold callers out to scam you
• SHARONLLOY­D
• Troubled footballer took own life, inquest told
• ‘Not enough done’ since tragic blaze
• Celebratio­ns as students make the grade
• Drive aimed at recycling refusers
• Festive fun to light up your life
• Drive to ease debt sees tenants share struggles
• Shuttlecoc­k fern
• DAVID OWENS EASE AWAY THE STRESS
• THE LAST LEG
• Rees-mogg puts May in firing line
• Stopping Eriksen? It’s easier said than done, admits Giggs ahead of key clash
• All you need to know
• Taking a chance... with most to gain
• Johnes’ delight at making first Wales start
• Kitchen call cooks up internatio­nal bow for Leicester star Holmes
• Why Liam isn’t at full-back and the challenge to seal places for the World Cup
• Drovers look to put pressure on at the top of the table
• Matt was like a bear in hibernatio­n... he just needed waking up, says Hasselbain­k
• Merson set to make return in Caerau colours
• Could Leeds really snap up James?
• GATLAND RINGS THE CHANGES

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