Ashbourne News Telegraph - 2021-11-17

• Still time to add voice to dogs on leads consultati­on
• More than 800 NHS staff not yet fully jabbed
• Cases on wane locally, bucking the national trend
• Review into Serco’s handling of waste deal to cost £25k
• Sky’s the limit for primary school, says new head
• Applicatio­ns open for children starting school next September
• Prison could have 80 more inmates if expansion plans are approved
• Police warning over courier frauds
• Town pubs make it into new Good Beer Guide
• Respirator­y virus alert
• WORD OF THE WEEK
• Couple take plunge to launch bistro in ‘vibrant’ town
• Victims of sex crimes are being ‘failed’ by low conviction rates, as number of offenders living in county hits record high
• Funding boost to help combat neighbourh­ood crime
• ‘Parade saw communitie­s emerging from the shadow of the Covid-19 pandemic’
• Five great ways to help you and your loved ones stay well through this winter
• Deck the Hall! Stately home gets festive makeover for artisan market
• Christmas at theme park promises to be merry and light
• ‘Stop and think twice’ warning after rise in deaths on farms
• Keep Black Friday spending under control
• POUND NOTES
• Being disorganis­ed can cost you a small fortune
• How to be a savvy Christmas party host
• Show off your true colours
• I’m now in the swim of being a new mum
• I know Celebrity SAS has changed me as a person
• Sugary dangers take the biscuit
• I keep imagining how I’m going to die... it’s kind of fun, in a way
• REVIEWS Fiction
• Clean sweep
• Farr casts eye over hopefuls
• Clifton are reprieved as rivals can’t go up

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