South Wales Evening Post - 2019-01-12

• SUSPECT HUNT AFTER ATTACK LEFT OAP IN HOSPITAL
• BACK HOME!
• 13 THINGS WE REALLY NEED TO SEE IN SWANSEA
• 9-YEAR WAIT IS WORTH IT!
• GET YOUR PASSWORD
• Still time for a settlement
• Why scrap service that is a lifeline to elderly?
• Ford plant ‘to axe 1,000 jobs in cost-cutting bid’
• Registrar ‘not on VC shortlist’
• Newest police recruit enjoys first sniff of life in the force
• Step forward on plans for £4m eco homes scheme
• Manager must pay out £10.5k after NHS fraud
• £40m school ‘needs to improve standards’
• Building for future with campus expansion plan
• University workers to join colleagues in pay row ballot
• Graduates’ designs on success
• Super-slimmer Catherine sheds stones after weight loss pledge
• Drug users and raiders ‘leave caravan wrecked’
• New community transport scheme to hit the road
• ‘Appropriat­e force’ used
• Staff in record £9k charity boost
• Teen dealer ran ‘portable shop’
• New role helps to bring community closer
• THE rise OF veganism
• Just give it a try!
• ASK THE EXPERT
• Giant Crossword
• MASTERMIND­S
• MAKE YOUR OWN CACTUS ROCK GARDEN
• Blooming marvellous
• Fears grow for missing yachtsman
• Rudd ‘must act on Universal Credit’
• Saudi asylum seeker heading to Canada
• Owens stays in back row as wing return boosts Scarlets
• Allen aims to press Wales claim
• Challenger­s warn leaders ahead of Wizards’ visit
• Timely return for Wales ace
• Not the time to go shopping
• Wilf could hold key to January window for Swans
• Six back in contention for Swans

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