Chichester Observer - 2020-07-16

• Fake Covid-19 kits gave vulnerable ‘false hope’
• Live entertainm­ent returns
• Campaignin­g mum’s relief at epilepsy drug review
• Emotional send off for Dame Vera
• CPR lifesaver is awarded
• City recovery group set up
• Response to ‘death trap’
• Lockdown has a huge impact at the harbour
• Boy’s cycling challenge to raise money for project to rebuild Hawker Typhoon
• Parents of disabled children in Sussex feel abandoned in lockdown
• Design business on the brink of collapse saved by celebritie­s
• Novium and tourist centre to welcome visitors back
• Final farewell to a selfless volunteer
• Still time to get a space at school
• Readers react to face mask rules
• Joint leadership at councils ‘is positive and progressiv­e’
• Another outsourced service taken back
• Calls for government action as families ‘on edge of crisis’
• ‘We have to fight for everything’ says parent
• COURT ROUND-UP
• Still open for business
• Our financial sustainabi­lity
• Proper cycle lanes required
• Eat out and visit our museum
• Gillian Keegan
• Andrew Griffith
• The chimney sweeping firefighte­r
• Nature’s strange blueprints for survival
• Looking after our wellbeing by protecting countrysid­e
• Woolbeding to Titty Hill
• Prepare your new school starter for education during a turbulent 2020 Children starting Reception in September will have missed out on transition­al activities but help is at hand
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE QUIZ
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE CROSSWORD
• Lots of activities will become the new norm in school
• Autumn hopes rise
• Roads at night and sudden glimmers of light on show
• Intense spiritual thirst as Cathedral reopens
• Former CFT boss sums up the state of play Theatre present and future
• Reopening on horizon as drive-in films confirmed
• Latest Roy Grace novel enters murky world of jury nobbling
• Latest thriller from Pagham author Graham
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Breach helps Chichester’s ladies get ready for season
• Lions and Robins are looking good for new term
• It feels different but in many ways, cricket is just the same
• Lockdown over, wind just right: Dell Quay sailors can race again

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