Western Morning News (Saturday) - 2020-09-19

• MAYFLOWER‘S SEA CHANGE CONSIDERED
• Water customers get £20m new deal
• Furlough call to help save region’s economy
• WMN appoints a new Editor for a new age
• Flag held high by local D-day hero sells for £16k
• Covid is not yet behind us, says theatre boss
• Geothermal drilling to start at the Eden Project
• Free trade deals a ‘huge boost’ to dairy farmers
• £5m roadworks will bring route up to 21st century standards
• MP defends Bill protecting armed forces
• HIGH STREETS SELECTED IN THE SOUTH WEST
• Yard thrives as restaurant­s extend deals
• Acid victim says justice is elusive
• UK sees ‘widespread growth’ in Covid cases
• Amal Clooney quits as UK envoy over Brexit
• Worldwide coronaviru­s cases ‘top 30 million’
• The Box brings out the best in celebrated chef
• Carbon trading is no climate cure
• High streets will need more than money to remain alive
• Words of wisdom from The Finnster
• A unique newspaper in a unique and special region
• Meet the 84-year-old who knows how to live
• Seeking ways to evaluate meaning of money while it may still be taboo subject
• Americans in UK – make sure you vote!!
• Mayflower spirit is still here... to leave!
• Huge variety of lots to discover at two auctions
• Over 750 items to sell
• Plenty to see at the annual Autumn collective auction this month
• Let’s drink to the humble beer mat!
• Wildlife in the Westcountr­y
• The things they say
• Cryptic crossword
• Staxton to strike gold at Ayr
• Jephcott an injury doubt for Pilgrims
• City happy to be back at Park
• Truro boss expecting ‘fierce’ season-long scrap to realise promotion dream
• Baxter able to name strong side for Champions Cup quarter-final

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