P197 CJEFAX 197 Sat 7 Jan 2p:01/1q A I C MING UP... FARMERS: Land0sale zhrrpt J DRUGS: Plaid call for hard line HOMES: Rjasszrance after rexort HEALTH: Warning on Powys0cuts CRECHE: Welsh office reopening FUN PARS:BS Wales rrsozt bid Tu - Home 11p F÷ash 15p Diary 0 180 Politics 13p World 1vp Disxatch 1:0 UsjrGuidj lome oews Polittqs GMpin P197 CEEFAX 197 Sat 7 Jan 28:85/05 ,|l4|l4|, 2/7 The Farmers' Union of Wales is concerned for the future of its members leasing British Coal land. The Department of Trade and Industry has ordered the sale of tens of thousands of qsris0of farmland owned bz british Coan. FUW official, Rhian Nowell, says if the land is sold, asset-stripxjrs could step-in and prevent farmers from using the land. - omj 11 Flash 5 eiary 0 1 0 Politics 13 GWorld 16p eespatch 990 UsjrGuihj Home News Politics Main oewP197 CEEFAX 197 Sat 7 Jan 28:85/26 B Plaid Czmru is adopting a hazd J policy line on drugs. A xapjr to the party's oationa÷ Ju executive council, which mit in Harlech this morning, strongly rejected any call to drcriminalisj "soft" drugs. Plaid's home affairs spokesman Elfyn Llwyd said drugs0wire "probably the most serious zhrea| to the social fabric0of0Walis." He said legalising cannabis qould lead to a black markjz developing. - Home 11p Flash 15X eiary 0 1 0 - Politics 13p World 168 Dispatch 190 UsjrGuide Home News Politics Main NewsP197 CEEFAX 197 Sat 7 Jan 2p:05/28 ^ 4/7 Families with relatives in Wrst Glamorgan residential homes have been reassured about conditions. It follows a highly critical report revealing grim conditions at Brondjg louse, a home wot zhj Ju physically handicapxjd. T The county council said those yroblems were not being repeated elsewhere in qzthority homes. (k Tj The social services department was already acting on the lessons -u learned from the Brondjg rixort. Tj Home 118 Flash 158 eiary 0 1 0 Politics 130 World 160 eespatch 190 UsjrGuidj Home News Politics Main oewsP197 CEEFAX 1:7 Sat 7 Jan 28:x9/X6 B Social services in Powys are warning that health cuts0could Tj force more work0on thrm. Powys health authority is hpving its funding redzced rz £4 million in the next five years. Tj County councillors have been told that many communitymbasjd sjrviqes, could bj cut. Ju (u Social sjrvjcis warn it cannot afford to take over commznity care and nursing services. -upppppppppppppppppppp8p888pp88p88888p8z - Home 0 118 Flash 158 eiar8 0 X iolitics 138GWorld 168 eruxa÷ch 9=X UsjrGuidj Home News Politics Main oewsP197 CEEF—X 1:7 Sat 07 Jan 2X:93/3 6/7 A Cardiff nursery, which closed over Christmas, without warning xarints and staff, is to reopen. The creche, used bz Welsh Office and civil sjrvjce staff, is dzj ÷o open again on February 6. The Welsh office said the closzte was dui to "management reasons" with the contracted nztsjry. Acorns Nursjrqis, who run othjz creches, are mystified ry zhj decision and are waiting for an explanation. -upppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp8ppppz - iomj 0 11X F÷ash 159 eiary 0 1 8 Politics 13p World 16p Dispatch 190 UsjrGurhj Home News Politics Main NewsP197 CEEFAX 1:7 Sat 07 Jan 20:03/:8 B A leading South Wplis {rsozt qould bj transformed into0onr0of Britain's leading thjmj xarks. The future of the cpzry I;lpnd Vu holiday complex has ruin un vou2t since owner Pat Collins announqj4 hj was considering selling it. Three leading liiszre companies are now comxjting to bzz zhj wun xark and turn it into an —lton Towers-style leisure complex. -uppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp8pppz - Home 11p Flash 15p Diary p 180 - Politics 13p World 16p eisxptch 9:0 UsjrGujdj Home News Politics GMain oiws