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Wales' papers: Income tax review and new Kop stand

Western Mail newspaper front page shows main headline is: Income tax levels in Wales to be reviewed. Other headlines are: Adam Jones: We are aiming to put the frighteners on a strong Scots team. City Zipline project gets green light. Could Zoe be Wales' next sports star. Oakwood Park to close immediately.Image source, Western Mail
  • Published
    4 March 2025
Daily Post newspaper front page shows main headline in front of a photo of a football pitch: It's coming home; Planners rubber-stamp Wrexham's new Kop, with stadium to serve as flagship venue for Euro 2026 under 19's.Image source, Daily Post
Flintshire Leader newspaper front page shows main headline next to a photo of a road in Flintshire: Concern as calls for crossing fail to succeed; Petition had sought for measures to be brought in on road. Other headline is: Help to shape the future of Flintshire Town.Image source, Flintshire Leader
Wrexham Leader newspaper front page shows main headline next to a photo of a man: Murder trial told of claims by accused; Emergency services told man 'jumped or fell', court hears. Other headline: Report as the reds visit Huddersfield.Image source, Wrexham Leader

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