Wales papers: Drug-dealing couple caught and Maelor A&E 'hell'

Wrexham Leader front page for September 3 with top story having the headline "Have never seen anything like it". The sub-headline reads: "Councillor tells of 'hellish' experience at the Maelor A&E. The image above of Wrexham football, with the headline: "Big decisions to be made after a hectic transfer window. Next to that is an image of four women with caption "vote for top bakery". Above this is a headline which reads "Memories of Miss contests in region". Wrexham Leader
Daily Post front page with top story headline "paraglider dies in quarry crash, inquest opens" and image of lake surrounded by mountains. Above is an advert for 11 free allium bulbs and next to that is the headline "body of man found in water". Daily Post
Western Mail front page with image of Geraint Thomas and headline Thomas reveals farewell party at castle for £4,000 and top story headline below "call to end cancer care lottery in UK"Western Mail
South Wales Echo front page with top story "cops catch couple with £15K of drugs" beside image of woman with long curly hair and light blue top. Above this are three boxes, the one on the left reads "Sam's op after ruff orderal", next to this is an advert for 11 free allium bulbs and to the right of this is an image of a man in a hospital bed with the headline "City star Ollie 'on road to recovery". South Wales Echo
South Wales Evening Post front page with top story "Fears rise in HMOs could see community dismantles. Above this is an advert for 100 free allium bulbs and next to this is an image of a man holding a white Swansea City football shirt with the headline "Swans land Chelsea man." South Wales Evening Post front page
Flintshire Leader front page for September 3 with top story having the headline "Have never seen anything like it". The sub-headline reads: "Councillor tells of 'hellish' experience at the Maelor A&E. Above is a black and white image of people, with the headline: "Celebrating past winners of Miss contests in the region." To the right is a picture of a toddler with the headline "petition supported in Ethan's memory" See page 2. And under that is an image of four women with the headline "Vote for top bakery"Flintshire Leader

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