Ormskirk Advertiser - 2020-09-17

• Uni pledges: We’ll be safe and sound dur­ing Covid-19
• ‘No risk’ to young­sters af­ter pos­i­tive Covid test at col­lege
• Coun­cil backs cam­paign to Keep Bri­tain Tidy
• McDon­ald’s thank pair who helped dis­tressed mem­ber of staff
• Landlady vows to turn around pub once a base for yobs
• Road to close for three weeks for bridge main­te­nance
• Three are ar­rested af­ter man shot in leg
• Po­lice ar­rest teenager over huge fire at old of­fice build­ing
• Trust: A&E clo­sures are not per­ma­nent
• Pumps to con­tinue run­ning
• En­force­ment no­tices is­sued in an ef­fort to fight flood­ing
• MP: Agen­cies must work to­gether
• New cy­cle lanes may ‘set mo­torists against cy­clists’
• What safety as­sur­ances can the Univer­sity of­fer?
• Masks only re­duce Covid risk, not stop it
• Park­ing fees re­turn to free up spa­ces
• Win­ner of Best Kept Gar­den is re­vealed
• I’ll fight lorry park bid, says coun­cil leader Govern­ment gives it­self ex­tra plan­ning pow­ers
• Mis­un­der­stand­ing leads to po­lice bus in­ves­ti­ga­tion
• Chance to give recog­ni­tion to NHS Trust hero at awards
• Lucy earns place­ment with top law firm
• Re­becca re­leases her de­but fan­tasy novel
• Hunters chicken casse­role
• Ex­perts hail stroke care study suc­cesses
• Roger charts his­tory of UK brew­ing firms
• Brave souls who per­ished at sea dur­ing WWII’s ear­li­est skir­mishes
• S&B only of­fer scant re­sis­tance to Trin­ity Phillips’s bats­men failed to give an an­swer to ac­cu­rate bowl­ing
• Skem set to face Boo­tle af­ter win in FA Cup clash
• Cup tie switch as Lin­nets fail to get venue’s ap­proval

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