Portsmouth News - 2020-07-15

• My Three Peaks Lockdown Challenge — on the stairs ....
• Care home could ease bed-blocking
• Could QE be China-bound?
• Paralysed dad makes progress
• A Seagull in Blues’ sights
• Noisy M27 work caused woman, 68, to suffer a ‘mild stroke’ over stress
• Community centre to be turned into Covid-19 testing hub by military
• Bombed out of his home – twice
• Artwork by city artist m-one up for auction to raise hospital funds
• Plain wrong
• Unfair picture of great Sustainabi­lity Centre and the work it does
• How many more U-turns can they get away with?
• Important step in police federation’s long history
• Zoe is first woman in police federation role
• Beheaded cat leaves family ‘traumatise­d’
• City ‘gigafast’ work could last four years
• New dental surgery will meet ‘dire need’
• ‘Courthouse alternativ­es could ease trial backlog’
• Litter pick group ‘shocked’ at 20 litres of fluid find
• Gunwharf bowling alley forced to remain closed
• ADEY Margaret Helena
• Ebbsfleet: We should have taken easy option
• Valkyries delight at debut but plans are in place for
• Shaka: FIFA care more about cash than racism
• Valkyries are aiming to go even higher
• Wage restrictio­ns could come at a cost for the Blues
• Explained: how new EFL agenda
• Will impact on lower leagues
• Killie-bound Haunstrup rejects new Pompey deal
• One thing does look clear, though. No matter what happens with Curtis, another protracted transfer cannot ensue.
• PROPOSED SALARY CAP ALREADY HAVING AN IMPACT

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