Bath Chronicle - 2020-09-17

• Why barges were left high and dry
• Miles away from efficient testing
• Bomb scare
• Bath Rugby
• Youth project covering city parks to run until Christmas
• Chief hopes public will ‘do right thing’ after ban
• ‘Booze could hamper fight against virus’
• New centre will provide help to trauma victims
• Rooms for overseas students to isolate
• Tests could lead to swim status
• ‘We’ve lost ray of sunshine in all our lives’
• Trams that could run without wires in city
• Drivers face fines in restricted city street
• Lasers will kill crews, says wife of air medic
• Joy at abbey as choral services set to return
• At last I have my childhood dream job
• First boss comes to last stop with firm
• Davis ‘feels free’ after coming out to team
• Loose change hits million pound mark
• Greenbelt fears in 27,000 homes bid
• Have a say on new neighbourh­oods
• Climate activists call for ‘oasis’ by Min to be saved
• Debut novel tells of families’ lives amid Bath Blitz
• B&NES hell-bent on attacking motorists
• Narrow pavement not for cyclists
• My terror as I wrestled with The Beast in dark tunnel
• Backdrops of brilliance
• SWEET DREAMS
• Peugeot 208 gt line 1.2 puretech 130
• Blundell earns personal best in the sunshine
• Double gold for Callaghan despite not firing in lockdown
• Motamayiz records a stunning hat-trick
• Somerset seal slot in Bob Willis final
• Local rivals drawn together in FA Cup
• Smith is Senior of the Year
• First win comes at a cost as new signing is injured
• Jackson and Jelly progress to national final
• Six tries help keep the pace with rivals
• Rebeldes crowned winners
• Winger Goss is the fastest
• Burns happy to be away from the Rec

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