Western Mail - 2015-12-10

• Cuts to hit our rural communitie­s hardest
• ‘CORBYN A DISASTER FOR LABOUR’
• KATE CALLS THE SHOTS
• Secretary of State lays down powers challenge
• City gets ‘breathing space’ but big cuts ahead, says leader
• £290m extra to help first-time buyers get on property ladder
• Charity warning thousands are still struggling to deal with debt
• British backlash against Trump
• Text to mother reveals identity of Paris killer
• £50m rescue fund for Storm Desmond victims
• Olympian’s ‘concerns’ over boxer’s comments
• VILLAGE BACK IN THIS WORLD
• No witness charges after NewsagentT­hree inquiry
• Ace Bale now a brand – but is he a Transforme­r in disguise?
• Labour peers in fresh bid to win EU vote for 16-year-olds
• Charity fund for crash-death father and son tops £22,000
• Welsh stars join nominees in Screen Actors Guild award
• Lover caught four years after pair’s hotel moonlight flit
• Former Hain adviser wants police commission­er role
• Project stops mentally ill ending up in police cells
• Families’ warm tributes to victims of steelworks blast
• ‘One size fits all approach isn’t right for elderly’
• Trusts may take on museums to save council cash
• MP warns of poisonous lead getting into our food
• MP battling to give mothers a place on marriage certificat­es
• Council’s ‘mobile customer centre’ cost £39 for each visitor
• Wales slips to bottom of UK wealth table with lowest GVA
• Journalism school aims to move next to BBC
• Welsh Water restructur­ing plan aims to add services
• Start-up teams up with Microsoft for students
• MARKET REPORT
• Scientists’ battle against superbugs moves to city
• Natalie’s ‘voice thunders out’ in award-winning short story
• MORNING SERIAL
• Revealing journey into the origins of this nation
• WELSH COLUMN
• Twenty-pence a person a year can eventually add up to large contributi­on. West Wales Editor Rachel Misstear finds out how a group of women have helped support their local RNLI’s life-saving efforts
• Corbyn’s priority is to unite Labour
• Young people should be able to vote
• 10/12/15 THEY SAID WHAT?
• Honour heroes who help older people
• Voters have power to stop mass shootings
• Fine print flaw with Facebook founder’s £30bn gift
• Are big changes coming for the Apple of everyone’s i?
• Quo rocked through the big hits
• Pilkington sets minimum target for the Bluebirds
• French double is key to Blues’ European future
• County service
• Lamont ready to roar against Lion Roberts
• Wales star’s decision bad news for Gatland and Welsh rugby, but mostly the Dragons
• Faletau Bath move calls dual contract system into question – Davies
• Ospreys to fly the flag for Welsh regions on Euro stage
• Cold, wet and 0-0... was this a classic bore draw?
• As player, captain, mediator and manager, Monk always
• How record-breaking boss ex-manager... the full story
• WHO’S NEXT? WE LOOK AT THE CONTENDERS...
• Became Swans’ of Monk’s exit
• Faletau deal calls system into question – Davies
• SpoThursda­y, Swans look set for frustratio­n over Rodgers as Monk leaves
• Lib Dems want class limit to be set at 25
• School will be brought together at one location
• SKILLS WALES
• Good range of support available for students
• Shortliste­d head will use $1m prize for cafe plan
• Youngsters get creative with history for camera
• ‘We need to be creative to improve learning in class’

Western Mail - 2015-12-09

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