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Wales' papers: Workers 'betrayed' over steel and 'pig village' name backlash

Front page of the Western Mail. Main headline reads: Workers 'betrayed' over plans for steel. Other headlines read: Family's nightmare as killer granted leave. Image source, Western Mail
  • Published
    13 April 2025
Updated 14 April 2025
Front page of South Wales Evening Post. Main headline reads: 'rubbing salt in the wound'. UK government accused of steel deal double standards. Other headlines read: Injury worries for ospreys following euro exit. Image source, South Wales Evening Post
Front page of South Wales Echo. Main headline reads: Banned driver caught behind wheel 21 times. Latest incident saw man ram police vehicles with stolen van. Other headlines read: Brave victim speaks out about ordeal at hands of ex. Image source, South Wales Echo
Front page of the Wrexham Leader. Main headline reads: Owners urged to keep dogs 'under control'. Plea made following death of a peacock after being attacked. Image source, The Wrexham Leader
Front page of the Flintshire Leader. Main headline reads: 'Pig Village' name suggestion sparks a backlash. Proposals for Welsh name in community met with criticism. Image source, The Flintshire Leader

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