Articles from South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales) (October 28, 2009)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Hang their heads in shame'.			254
'INCREDIBLE' St David's Centre draws in a MILLION customers over its first three days.			304
'She saved our boy's life - we're just so grateful' Families nominate Cheryl asWelsh Midwife of Year.			375
'The proposal was meant to be in Italy but it ended up being in Treherbert'.			337
A quickfire sell-out for derby clash.			158
Albion take over at the top of table.			433
ALL BLACKS TO TARGET JAMIE; But Gatland believes Blues ace can deliver top-class show.			485
American music legend to play exclusive gig in city.			570
Appeal after thieves target charity shop.			330
Bilingual plans need support; VIEWPOINTS.			211
Blackburn ease into last eight with victory.			192
Blues battle to victory in fine opener to the season; RUGBY.			130
Brilliant Whitchurch keep up their fine run.			330
BROUGHT TOJUSTICE.			218
Campbell calls in PFA in dispute.			118
Cardiff ace Weighell is back to form in trials; ROWING.			435
Cardiff youngsters are ready for big Irish test; GAELIC FOOTBALL.			310
Chinese dragons; National Dance CompanyWales has gone much further afield with its home-grown choreography. But as artistic director Ann Sholem tells Jason Jones, it's coming home that really matters.			526
Christian aims to help the youngsters to enjoy game; FOOTBALL.			385
Construction Skills Training - building for a better future; ADVERTISING FEATURE.			333
Council spend more than a penny for lavish opening.			494
County's unbeaten run is over at last as referee goes card-crazy in the suburbs.			251
Crafty can make his mark with successful run at Lingfield.			198
Crime-busting group hopes to expand.			194
Dancing granny is ready to wow judges on BGT.			377
Derelict loo set for credit crunch calendar.			333
Devils aim to get title bid on track; ICE HOCKEY.			320
Disused Valleys line could be back on track.			350
Dog owner in fine mess; NEWSBRIEF.			91
Dragon Charteris told he must play the waiting game.			300
Fake funeral bid to dodge court order; 'Silly young woman' cries as she's jailed.			357
Fast start puts Croft on a High.			276
FEENEY IS AIMING TO BE PART OF TEAM AGAIN; THE CHAMPIONSHIP INJURY-HIT BLUEBIRD STILL HAS: AMBITION TO BE FACTOR IN BID FOR PROMOTION.			872
Fergie faces hearing on charge over Wiley blast.			205
Foundation status a must for school; VIEWPOINTS.			389
Funding boost for Foundation group.			159
Generous Bluebirds get shirty to promote Ty Hafan cause.			181
Gilwern win the clash of top teams to edge up; Gwent Central League sport@mediawales.co.uk.			249
GOING OUT.			914
Going, going... gone! That's Ninian's lights; Demolition continues at the Bluebirds' old home.			278
Good work is undermined; VIEWPOINTS.			103
Harmy looks to Durham future.			113
IMAGES OF YEARS GONE BY; Popular calendar is a walk down memory lane for history society.			498
It's 'Kids for a Quid' for clash with Irish; JuniorBlues THE PLACE TO BE FOR THE REGION'S YOUNG SUPPORTERS.			159
JOIN THE GREAT ONLINE DEBATE.			192
JORDAN REVVED UP; KARTING.			336
Keeper Guzan is the right man for Villa.			298
Kicking up a big stink about the nasty pong at Roath Park lake; VIEWPOINTS.			157
League trio taste success in their cup clashes to progress.			174
Loan star Piquionne leads way.			249
Malcolm blow as he loses funding.			173
Man 'raped white girl he thought was his girlfriend'.			131
Man drank too much water, inquest hears.			344
Man facing terror charge.			129
Man, 43, found dead; NEWSBRIEF.			80
McPhail is expecting a tough test from visitors Forest as City look to keep up their big run.			417
Meet the city's oldest bouncer - Eric's only 90; Hospital Social Club doorman and great-grandad loves his job.			481
Mentors box clever to connect with children.			137
Merthyr's quest for the summit halted by loss; SW Girls League sport@mediawales.co.uk.			535
Mid Glam take spoils in derby tie; BADMINTON.			217
Moorhouse on target as shining Stars derail Railway's flying start.			603
Murray and Robson to team up.			183
NEVILLE IS OFF, BUT UNITED GO THROUGH.			485
No sense in these plans; VIEWPOINTS.			445
Nobel winner makes his case to council 'dragons'.			475
North lifts Lisvane as they get a big scare; 4Walls 4Sale Sunday League sport@mediawales.co.uk.			308
Opening the doors for future stars; JUDO.			159
Pay MPs like we pay a top footballer but make sure they really earn the money.			752
Pick of the day.			163
Pledge to protect Wales.			90
pounds 10 scheme that cut hospital waiting lists; Patient's going home date is put above bed.			483
REVIEW.			237
RIDSDALE; STADIUM WILL BE DEBT-FREE IN A YEAR.			356
Row over councillor's e-mail.			211
Rugby has to rediscover its values - Gerald.			257
SHOPPERS RUSH TO NEW CENTRE; 'Start of new era of retail for Cardiff'.			768
Should I cancel this insurance? ASK GEORGE FINANCIAL AND PERSONAL ADVICE FOR THE OVER 50s with George Burke, Manager of Age Concern Enterprises Cymru.			605
SPIT WARNING.			111
Sport aims to raise its profile after world experience; PETANQUE.			336
Stars out for glitzy ball; Top hotel hosts a charity event to celebraste it's10th anniversary.			335
STRAIGHT TO THE point.			275
Students in great start to season; FENCING.			124
Stunning city shots vie for pounds 1,000 prize; And there's still time to send us your pictures.			343
Superb Smith is back with a bang.			448
SWITCHING PAYS OFF FOR CWM.			497
three things you mustn't miss tonight.			93
Townley smashes five as Rhiwbina break their duck in comprehensive fashion.			548
Twins go head to head on climb to the top; Like most toddlers, Caitlin and Bethan Allen were mad about climbing everything in sight. Little did their parents know that their twin daughters were in training - to represent Wales! LAURA KEMP finds out more.			731
Uni's immunity work gets pounds 3m shot in the arm.			210
Wannabe stars flock to the capital.			217
Welsh youngsters can't Finnish off rivals Wales squad: Alice Evans (Muallt Newtown.			249
Wembley is in mind for Spurs.			282
Wenger is backing Ramsey for big success.			257
Woman faces sentence for attacking partners.			146
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