Portsmouth News - 2020-07-10

• VANS MAY FACE £10-A-DAY CLEAN AIR TOLL
• One man and his goose
• Crook sold fake Covid-19 kits
• Burgess says his farewells
• Pools and gyms plan reopening
• MP demands answers from MoD over key helicopter engine work
• Student took her own life after struggle with tinnitus
• ‘Dismayed’ city OAPs blast BBC decision to scrap free TV licences
• Extra street space for pubs, restaurant­s and cafes to boost trade
• City bus shelters and stops fitted with new real-time informatio­n
• Catalytic converter thefts spark police alert
• In defence of care homes
• Wedge’s boss is the man to save live music in once-vibrant city
• Our little milk monster has decided she’s had enough
• Designers needed for Victoria Park revamp
• Virtual studio boost for young musicians
• Billion-pound warship ramps up its training
• Vet who downloaded 51 child abuse images loses work return bid
• Cocaine user in debt looked after £50k of cannabis
• Sporting history is brought to life with this thrilling tale from the saddle Five years after Michelle Payne became the first woman to win the Melbourne Cup, Teresa Palmer stars in a film about her life. Laura Harding speaks to Palmer and co-star Sam Neil
• Praise for ‘herculean’ marine firms’ support
• Navy rating running around city for charity close to his heart
• MATKIN Christophe­r Vernon
• Hants pair set for Ageas Bowl stay
• Over 100 teams for HCB ‘micro bubbles’
• How social media can destroy ...
• ‘We have to think outside the box if we are to avoid financial meltdown ... 3G pitches can help
• ‘Biggest problem we have is the uncertaint­y’
• ‘3G pitches can help to make clubs sustainabl­e
• Pitman and Hawkins head for Blues exit as club look to duo to stay at Fratton Park
• Dreaded player of the season curse refuses to ease up
• Wilks’ move to Hull bodes well for Jackett as he looks to tie up McGeehan signing

Portsmouth News - 2020-07-09

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