Bath Chronicle - 2020-07-16

• Fear for future of Austen museum
• Tourism woes
• Troubled waters
• Trio scoop prize as they look to space to solve sand mining
• Cancer unit charity counts on its new ‘3,000 Challenge’
• Man’s best friend joins uni’s technology project
• Hospital launches online pre-op check
• Church’s youngsters back charity
• Honour your heroes with a challenge
• ‘There’s no room for virus complacenc­y’
• City route named as one of the country’s slowest
• High street car ban in bid to beat virus
• Raise a glass to safety…
• West farmers on hand to help ‘Tip Tap’ training
• Appeal as pre-school faces loss of £16,500
• Big bins rolled out across city park after ‘disgracefu­l scenes’
• Hot properties as market reopens
• I wish I’d never come! Visitor to Bath left outraged by charge to use disabled loo
• E-scooters for rent in green travel trial
• Citizens Advice
• Returning surgeons get their eye in
• Guide issued on how to be a ‘white ally’
• Volunteers needed to join exercise survey
• Lockdown casts doubt on tourism services’ futures
• ‘Buzz of positivity’ as hotel team welcomes guests’ return
• Disabled parking taken by stealth
• With a celestial Ocado and cure-all peas, life’s good in the goldfish bowl
• Cheap meat will add to health problems
• Saddest belief is we are entitled to meat
• It’s not God’s job to cut deaths, it’s ours
• Do parties’ leaders reflect our country?
• Notes from the brighter side
• Bedroom blitz
• Summer loving
• Emerald Isle enjoys benefits of two meets
• Clubs able to apply for fund from R&A
• Nelson finish earns victory for Lansdown
• Elite group return to university
• County Ground an option to call home
• Bath stars become charity ambassador­s
• Eliminator will be streamed live
• Local action comes back

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