South Wales Evening Post

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SENTENCE has been adjourned in the case of a Swansea man who admits possessing cannabis with intent to supply. Daniel Rogers, aged 23, of Pengors Road, Llangyfelach, will be sentenced at Swansea Crown Court.

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Council Warned Over Potential Low-Pay Claims

CARMARTHENSHIRE Council faces the possibility of a multimillion pound payout from potential equal pay claims brought against it by women. The warning was issued by employment law expert Stefan Cross, a solicitor who has already won settlements for thousands of women working in low-paid jobs across the UK.

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Man's Blood Found in Car

AN unemployed man on jobseeker's allowance has pleaded guilty to interfering with a car at Swansea Magistrates Court. Michael Hughes was arrested on August 23 after traces of his blood were found on the steering wheel and service manual of a damaged Hyundai Getz at Swansea Marina. He told officers that he had found the front window already smashed, but must have cut himself when putting his head through prior to opening the glove compartment.

Council Sheds 130 Jobs in Just 6 Months

SWANSEA Council's workforce has been slashed by more than 130 jobs in just six months. In February this year, the Post revealed that the authority wanted to reduce the workforce by 500 posts within three years to help fill a massive Pounds 14 million hole in the budget.

Workers Hit Heights for the Charity

TESCO staff put their best foot forward to scale the heights of Mount Everest -- without even leaving the store. Workers from the Llansamlet store walked the distance from the bottom to the top of the world's tallest mountain on a treadmill. The challenge was in aid of their charity of the year, Muscular Dystrophy.

Accused Cps Staff Facing Venue Swap

A SENIOR Crown prosecutor charged with misconduct in public office could be facing a further charge of corruption. Sarfraz Ibrahim, who has family in Sketty, appeared before Swansea Crown Court yesterday in company with Safir Rahman Khan.

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Nhs Trust's Information Made Even Clearer

A GROUP of volunteers have been stepping up their work to make healthcare and treatment easier to understand. The Abertawe Bro Morgannwg University NHS Trust's Editorial Board meets monthly to ensure patients are getting the information they want in plain English.

Police Probe Home Burglary

POLICE are probing a daylight burglary at a house in College Row, Ystradgynlais. It happened at around 11.30am on Tuesday, August 24.

School Costs Struggle for Most Homes

NEW research shows more than half of Welsh parents will struggle to pay for all of their back-to-school costs. A survey by Save the Children and Family Action shows more than half of parents with a household income of less than Pounds 30,000 worry they can't afford everything their children need.

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Attack Pair to Await Sentencing

TWO teenagers who admit unlawful wounding will be sentenced at Swansea Crown Court in three weeks' time. Appearing before the court were 18-year-old Keiron Thomas, of Hafod Street, Llanelli, and a 17-year-old youth who, because of his age, cannot be named.

Two Wanted for Breaching Licence Terms

POLICE are searching for two Swansea people wanted for breaching their licence conditions after being released from prison. They are 20-year-old Emma Jayne Begley and 19-year-old Joshua Morris.

Business Helps St John Crew On Road [Edition 3]

HEALTH volunteers in the Swansea Valley have new wheels. The Ystalyfera division of St John Cymru Wales will be able to carry out its business in a 4x4 vehicle, thanks to Penybanc Car Centre.