Ashbourne News Telegraph - 2021-03-10

• KICK-OFF FOR £2.3M QEGS WORKS
• Leisure centre gets £750k boost for a greener future
• Mechanic robbed his grandma of £115k
• Ambitious scheme to link parts of Methodist church
• Ashbourne among the top places to settle
• Breakdown hits rubbish collection services
• Covid cases decline but numbers stubbornly rising in some areas
• Ward has second-highest jabs record in England
• Small hike in council tax... but no further service cuts
• Rotary bid to hit the heights with virtual balloons
• £46m earmarked for county’s roads, pavements and cycleways
• Make sure you are registered for local vote
• It has survived 10 house moves and a world war in egg-cellent condition... the 97-year-old chocolate doll set to sell for a tasty price
• Measured way to tackle subject
• We do need an accurate poll on fate of sculpture
• Hidden peril for first-time buyers
• WORD OF THE WEEK
• ‘Air ambulance heroes saved me when I had heart attack’
• JCB helps clear Afghan landmines
• Why we need to give all women the courage to achieve their dreams
• Budget cash ‘offers chance to fund town bypass studies’
• Adapting to the online world
• MEMORY LANE
• Staffs lays claim to our famed oatcake
• Give your finances a spring clean-up
• POUND NOTES
• The pros and cons when it comes to payment holidays
• Don’t let energy price hike hit you in the pocket
• The coast is dear as costs rise at seaside
• Busting common myths about ISAS
• Coping with the sadness if mum is no longer with you
• VW shoots to thrill
• I had a breakdown at Euston. My wife said ‘come back and see Maxwell’... he’s my four-legged therapist
• A feast for the senses
• Excitement as tennis is among first sports to be allowed into action
• Clifton get ready to resume junior programmes:
• Stanlake in to add county’s fast option

Ashbourne News Telegraph - 2021-03-03

Ashbourne News Telegraph - 2021-03-17