Wales' papers: Ex-Cardiff star jailed and driver's close shave

Front page of the South Wales Echo with the splash headline: "Ex Cardiff City star jailed for drug plot2. Below is an advertisement for the Maes Manor Hotel. Above is a coupon for William Hill betting shop and another headline which reads: "Full steam ahead for £140m station revamp".South Wales Echo
Front page of the Flintshire Leader with the splash headline "A future vision" and a picture of a road over a body of water. Below is an advert for entrec metal recycling. Above are two more boxes, on with the headline "1,700 new homes could be built" and the other with the headline "Headbutt attack by husband".Flintshire Leader
Front page of the South Wales Evening Post with the splash headline: "Youth worker sent sex messages to child". Below is an advert for Fusion dental and above is a coupon for William Hill betting shop. To the right are three boxes with the headlines: "'Clean it up' call to water chiefs"; "Send off for WWII veteran"; and "Swans aim to hold on to Darling".South Wales Evening Post
Front page of the Daily Post with the splash headline "close shave" and a picture of a upside down car after a crash. Above it is a coupon for William Hill betting shop, a picture of a man climbing a hill with a fridge on his back along with the strap line "a fridge to far", and a picture of a building with the headline "Urgent safety improvements needed at maternity unit".Daily Post
Front page of the Western Mail with the splash headline: "'To few' secondary teachers recruited". Above is a picture of Craig Bellamy with the headline: "Bellamy's mission: win the game". On the left hand side are three boxes - one is a coupon for William Hill betting shop, one says "Footballer jailed for drugs plot" and the third says "Hero couple in explosion rescue".Western Mail
Front page of the Wrexham Leader with the splash headline: "'Tough times' in meeting financial challenge". Below is an advert for entrec metal recycling. Above are three more mini headlines which read: "Emily earns recognition"; "Warning over new measures"; and "Duo praised by Parkinson".Wrexham Leader

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