Ashbourne News Telegraph - 2020-07-01

• DROP THE CHARGES
• Village litter misery piles up
• Publicans prepare to open again with safety foremost
• Council set to hold review to establish ‘slavery’ links
• A tail with a happy ending as Fifi and her five pups get new homes
• Ossie’s Kitchen keen to get cooking
• Soldiers helping speed up testing for Covid-19 set up mobile camp at race circuit
• JCB delivers more than 35,000 meals
• ‘Sympatheti­c’ MP holds talks with ‘traveller site’ objectors
• Area’s holiday hotspots set for ‘busy’ summer
• Bid to be part of green debate
• Tweak pub name to reflect history
• Show a bit of respect if you are a visitor
• We can learn to be better people
• Crime commission­er wants pubs to be given more time to transition
• Over 600 police staff forced to isolate at height of virus
• Lockdown anxiety is a natural reaction
• Spirits high as pubs get ready to reopen
• Not all heroes wear masks... but rest assured our volunteer drivers will be!
• ‘One of the finest streets in Derbyshire.’.. even with its ‘pretentiou­s eyesore’
• It’s time to get your hands on holiday cash
• Beware – the broker cannot make a tax charge
• Treat cash like a video game and you’ll avoid ‘Game over’
• Shoppers can expect hot deals from retailers
• Everything you need to know about getting a ticket refund
• It’s a balancing act ...How do we keep our kids entertaine­d until we lose the will and put the TV on?
• Charge your children for their snacks to help teach them the value of money
• How to ease the burden of chronic pain
• The health taboo affecting 6.4 million men
• Refresh your palette with a lovely sorbet
• Like to be beside the seaside?
• A SUPERB UPDATE
• Nash in form to lift Grundy medal with 66
• ‘Ashbourne United’ bid gathers pace
• Cocu: Tom has to learn
• MP Sarah gives her backing to cricket

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