Bath Chronicle - 2023-10-12

• Forty firefighte­rs to go in bid to plug gap in budget
• Mural to cheer children at RUH
• Remarkable find shows that Georgians liked a cold bath
• Young festival actors shine in bid for titles
• Bloom team’s joy at awards success
• Fire service warned over building risks
• Everett shines in touching play
• Artists urged to show work for good cause
• Princess Rose is a real feisty young heroine for our times, says Maisie
• Top nanny training college ‘thrilled’ by more accolades
• Gallery offering up Surreal experience
• Join Santas and elves for family fun
• £2.5m for ‘superclust­er’ hub to boost hydrogen research
• Ian Bell: Executive Director, Bath Chamber of Commerce and the Initiative in B&NES
• Future ‘resilient’ despite facing volatile sector
• Our candidate will tackle crime issues
• Blue tits led the pecking order
• Not how Rec was meant to be used
• Mr White ought to be proud to be woke
• The Bible can help our mental health
• Why did my attacker not face justice?
• River the city meets
• Stoneman eyes half team win
• Best shot at Cup first round since I’ve been here – Smith
• FINAL SCORE
• Attacking Larks go through in Trophy
• Buccs bag first points with Magpies victory
• Tregunna triumphs by point
• Uni rivals to battle it out in Rec clash
• Trophies for young Sharks and Pythons
• Hill shows versatilty with star role at lock
• Firms sought to aid young
• Russell looks set to make debut for Bath
• ‘Singin’ In the Rain was a miraculous film’
• Deep in the Southwolds
• GIANT CROSSWORD

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