Nottingham Post - 2021-03-30

• Pair jailed thanks to bravery of the girls they abused
• WE MEET AGAIN!
• New access road and bridge to open at last
• Kindhearte­d family let homeless couple live in their garden shed
• Town’s cautious sense of optimism for brighter days
• Free school will help ease pressure on places in city
• ‘Fantastic’ that the term BAME could be scrapped
• Sad day for chocolate lovers as Thorntons empties its shelves
• Safety fears over school entrance site
• New inspector’s passion is serving the community
• Residents’ ‘health and safety’ was put at risk in care home
• Do you need guidance with investing?
• What does the ‘new normal’ hold for future of shopping?
• Primark staff back at work as city store gets ready to reopen on April 12
• ‘We have no idea what we are breathing in’
• Door ‘is not shut’ on holidays abroad
• Animals ‘the likely source of Covid-19’
• Big leap in support for grieving families
• Positive style has earned Gemma a place in the sun
• Scottish independen­ce comes with a price
• Taste of simple pleasures
• Figures don’t add up for road closure
• Best to take the virus test ‘The testing is having a direct impact on the spread of the virus’
• ‘It makes me feel safer knowing that we’ve had a test’
• ‘Testing is surprising­ly simple’
• End of the road for bus garage after 95 years
• Prison X-ray scanner seeing success
• High-protein promises
• Spring clean your mental health
• PACE FACTS
• When I got my MBE I was bored at home playing Ludo
• It could be you
• ON THIS DAY
• Changes on cards, fine tuning the attack a big task
• Hughton: Transfer talk will not faze Worrall
• SCAN FOR MAGPIES SKIPPER DOYLE

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