Articles from South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales) (December 16, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Clwb Ifor Bach is what I love about Cardiff' JOIN THE ONLINE DEBATE.			284
'Credit cards can make your money go further - as long as you're disciplined' School friends Sophie Hughes and Lucy Cohen established their Cardiff-based accountancy and book keeping practice Mazuma Money two and a half years ago. Though they were expecting a downturn in business in the current economic climate, business has actually been busy.			276
'If only they had arrested killer for other attack' Ex-partner critical of police's dealing with earlier incident.			587
'Now you can fix OUR schools' Pressure mounts for work to begin on two new comprehensives for Vale.			469
'Reward yourself at milestone'.			183
'The site has customers who wouldn't really hear about us'.			252
'Zero tolerance' op will be extended.			202
1984 THIS WAS THE WEEK THAT... The Miners' Strike and its impact continued to hit the headlines Time traveller Take a trip down memory lane.			1011
all about me... Watching the dolphins on holiday was sheer bliss Suzanne Birch, 45, runs her own business, Lifestyle PA, a lifestyle management and personal concierge service. She is married to John and has an 18-year-old daughter, Lucy-Victoria.			344
Assembly Government's pounds 8.7m cancer fund boost.			156
Blue is the colour in a corner of Vale resort.			921
Boss Shephard looking for his Martyrs to get back to basics; Merthyr v Hemel Hempstead.			256
Calls for crisis meeting after Woodies is stripped bare; Business leaders fear for future of historic arcades.			859
Celebrity signings join charity appeal.			249
Charity issues plea to Christmas shoppers.			128
Couple convicted of cruelty.			298
DECEMBER 16.			156
eBay's adviser proved a real jewel for new trader.			359
FA Trophy draw answered a few of our critics - Holdsworth; Rushden v Newport Co.			268
Fears for girl, 16, missing for days.			130
Free buses to keep New Year's Eve revellers safe.			149
From working for Burberry to trucking; Community trust transforms life for former factory staff taking up new opportunities.			819
Gangster stabbed almost 70 times; Inquest hears of 'frenzied attack' in woods.			498
GAVIN'S TOP TIPS; three things you mustn't miss tonight.			98
Glam line up Cosgrove return for openers.			276
Hopes fading as Hoover prepares for big switch-off.			523
Hospital treatment for robbery victim.			119
I fell over dressed as a panto kangaroo; confessions...of a Pantomime dancer ALICE Chilver, 26, plays a villager in the town of Won Long Poo in the New Theatre's pantomime, Aladdin, which started on Saturday and runs through until Saturday, January 24.			324
It is 11am on Sunday morning.			132
Jools' music matters; He made his name with Squeeze but has become the BBC's main music man with his TV show Later. Jools Holland talks to GAVIN ALLEN about drinking with The Voice, writing about Newport and keeping his fingers crossed for Amy Winehouse.			758
Kitty was intelligent and cultured; Poet's widow dies, aged 88.			330
legal eagle.			333
Lehman apologises for his Cardiff antics; 'I reacted after being hit by Voth's elbow'.			334
Letter: Viewpoints - Proceedings were a shambles.			154
Letter: Viewpoints: An angel in the market saved my dad.			262
Letter: Viewpoints: McPhail praise is misguided.			183
Letter: Viewpoints: Please explain why you had to attack the baby Jesus.			409
Letter: Viewpoints: System has hit street's traders.			194
Letter: Viewpoints: Vested interest in park plans.			176
Lock is the key man in victory for St Joseph's; Proud sponsors of grass roots rugby.			256
Man, 31, quizzed after drug raid.			107
Mum and dad are 'living every parent's nightmare'.			271
My teeth shot across room.			178
New manager set to launch cancer bus.			184
News Quiz.			149
Obama and Hamilton can say thanks to the first black champion; Time traveler Take a trip down memory lane looking back.			835
Porth out to go shooting for the top.			255
pounds 96,000 Lotto win.			90
PREVIEW.			303
PROMOTION PUSH; Ledley shrugs off contract talks to focus on City's Premier League bid.			770
Punters to dine out on a plum Duff in the Sunbury Stakes.			374
Rise of Llanrumney to the Central stage; Proud sponsors of grass roots rugby Local rugby.			463
Royal visit put a smile on some young faces; CITY KIDS CARDIFF CITY'S EXCITING YOUNG SUPPORTERS' CLUB.			654
South Wales ECHO WE SAY...: Arcades deserve to be saved for us all.			252
SQUAT'S GOING ON? Girls stage sit-in at luxury Bay flat after vanishing landlord rents it out to THREE tenants at same time.			547
Stay safe every month of year with firefighters' new calendar; Drunk Cook? Don't Cook! - so says goodie bag message.			414
Straight to the point.			367
Surgery launches at business park.			175
Team kitted out for cash boost.			121
Tendulkar is a ton of trouble for England in Test thriller.			488
The divas to help you beat the credit crunch; Women are often the main household shoppers in a family yet are likely to be embarrassed talking about debt and financial concerns. Lydia Whitfield spoke to three female organisations helping other women through the credit crunch.			614
The only time Ryan Giggs could change hands for pounds 10,000.			246
Thief locks officer out of patrol car.			461
This must be the worst Christmas card in the world ever! Workers hit out over their photocopied message as council tries to say thank you.			349
Three women held in shoplifter blitz.			113
TV chaos fails to get my vote.			224
Two victims punched to the floor.			100
Wayne Rooney jibe man cleared over 'fatal' punch; Family of dead man devastated.			449
We love making a 'net profit with eBay; echo2 IT'S ALL ABOUT PEOPLE.			602
Welsh trio are up for the Challenge.			149
WIN a family holiday; Plus a 'family-sized' delivery of Kingsmill.			608
Woodard's late show toasts Cheesemen; Proud sponsors of grass roots rugby.			248
Young set to rest his stars for Parc trip.			468