South Wales Echo - April 21, 2025

South Wales Echo - April 21, 2025

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April 21, 2025
Still no green flags for parks in savings move
A COUNCIL has been criticised for the way it is looking after its green spaces after it chose not to re-think its decision to withdraw from the Green Flag scheme.

2 mins
The Voice star on heart-op: 'They saved my life and I will be forever grateful'
A WELSH singer-songwriter who underwent lifesaving open heart surgery has described the cardiology team who operated on him as \"magical superheroes\".

2 mins
Jail for man spotted by police dealing cocaine in children's play area
A MAN has been jailed after he was caught dealing drugs at a children's play area.

1 min
Band rocks in at the top spot
A WELSH band are celebrating after achieving their first number one album.
1 min
Court bid over firm's 'refusal' to restore last opencast mine
An action group plans to take a coal mining firm to court over its alleged refusal to pay for the restoration of the UK's last opencast coal mine.
1 min
Man charged with murder after body of missing woman found at address
A MAN has been charged with murder after the body of a woman who was last seen leaving work a week ago was discovered.

1 min
Family and friends pay tribute to much-loved and popular landlady
TRIBUTES have been paid to a much-loved landlady who has died suddenly.

2 mins
'Decision to fine him just trivialises domestic abuse'
EX-WIFE SAYS SHE'S BEEN LET DOWN BY THE JUSTICE SYSTEM

6 mins
'Doctors said my son was just a fussy eater. But we always knew the truth...'
A MOTHER is calling for more education on eating disorders and mental illnesses in children after she had to \"fight for support\" for her nine-year-old son.

5 mins
Fanatic who tried to kill police officers had once been a star student and seemed 'so kind'
SUNLIGHT strikes the curtainless windows of the one-bedroom flat that Alexander Dighton called home.
7 mins
Gatwick still the worst for flight delays
GATWICK has retained its position as the UK's worst airport for flight delays, as it continues to suffer from air traffic control (ATC) disruption.
1 min
Putin's 'false' ceasefire
UKRAINE'S President Volodymyr Zelenskyy yesterday accused Russia of creating a false appearance of honouring an Easter ceasefire.
1 min
MP discusses fightback after ruling on definition of a woman
WELSH MP Chris Bryant is one of a group of leading Labour politicians considering action over what they see as an over-reaction by public bodies to the Supreme Court's ruling last week on the definition of a woman under the Equalities Act, according to reports.

2 mins
Cash in with cashback
Many banking and personal finance apps have their own cashback offers just waiting to be used you may already have one that does.

3 mins
How new laws should put an end to nasty hidden fees
Finally some good news! Shopping online is about to get much easier thanks to a ban on 'drip pricing'.

2 mins
Ops that just can't wait
WHEN you're lying nervously in a hospital bed ahead of surgery, the wait can feel never-ending.

1 min
HEART TO DART
THERE are times when there is nothing better for the soul than to just sit back and soak in what's around you and there are few finer places to slow down than in the grounds of Dartmoor's five-star Bovey Castle.
1 min
Williams hits back to edge out rising Chinese star
MARK Williams kept his hopes of a fourth world snooker title alive by edging past China's Wu Yize 10-8.

1 min
CARLSON LIFTS COUNTY HOPES
TOBY Roland-Jones struck twice in as many deliveries to boost Middlesex's push for a first Rothesay County Championship victory of the season against Glamorgan at Lord's.

2 mins
Welsh trainer Curtis looking to strike Irish gold
CHELTENHAM Festival hero Haiti Couleurs goes in search of another big-race victory in the BoyleSports Irish Grand National at Fairyhouse today.
1 min
IRISH ARE TOO HOT FOR WINLESS WELSH
WALES are still in search of their first win in the Women's Six Nations.

1 min
RIZA INSISTS BLUEBIRDS CAN SURVIVE
OMER Riza has spoken for the first time since being axed as manager of Cardiff City with just three games of the season left.

2 mins
BALDWIN PROUD AS RAVENS SNATCH WIN
BRIDGEND head coach Scott Baldwin praised his side's never-say-die spirit after they snatched a dramatic victory over Llandovery ahead of their Super Rygbi Cymru play-off showdown with Swansea.

3 mins
SPIRIT SHINES THROUGH AS SCARLETS STAY IN CONTENTION
WAYNE Peel was delighted with the resilience showed by his Scarlets side as they claimed Judgement Day victory in Cardiff.

2 mins
Trundle bags another cup
SWANSEA City legend Lee Trundle added another medal to his collection as he helped Trefelin win the southern version of the Welsh Blood Service League Cup with a 3-1 victory over Penrhiw-ceiber Rangers.
1 min
McLaggon signs off in style as Barry boost Euro hopes
KAYNE McLaggon gave the Barry Town United fans one final goal to remember at Jenner Park as he signed off in style in a 5-0 win over Briton Ferry Llansawel in the JD Cymru Premier.

2 mins
SHERRATT FULL OF PRAISE AS PLAYERS PUT TURMOIL ASIDE
CARDIFF coach Matt Sherratt paid tribute to his players after they put the uncertainty of the last fortnight behind them to beat the Ospreys and boost their United Rugby Championship play-off hopes.

3 mins
Otters boost survival hopes but Bony keep pressure on
BONYMAEN and Narberth's battle to avoid relegation from the Admiral Premiership looks set to go right to the wire.
2 mins
South Wales Echo Newspaper Description:
Publisher: Reach Publishing Services Limited
Category: Newspaper
Language: English
Frequency: Daily
The South Wales Echo is a daily tabloid newspaper published in Cardiff, Wales and distributed throughout the surrounding area.
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