Ashbourne News Telegraph - 2022-03-02

• Trees could be cut back in bid to improve air quality
• Composting firm based at Airfield Estate has closed, leaving council to suspend its food waste collection­s
• Up’ards take upper hand as they make decisive late break
• It was Bay’s day as he gets standing ovation
• £500 jewellery prize donated to the fundraisin­g dinner dance
• Rules aimed to keep all the players safe
• Swapping pumps... pubs expert takes to two wheels for charity challenge
• Getting to grips with £12m Levelling Up Fund bid
• ‘Undervalue­d and neglected’ police say poor wages are affecting morale
• JCB worker used firm’s credit card for herself
• “My job is just so rewarding”
• “It’s very family friendly”
• Plans ignore the disabled
• Street bollards belong in skip
• We should not have to live with this level of pollution
• The unique sculpture that captures game’s spirit
• Shrovetide’s return offers a taste of the old normal
• Cec’s war cr y: ‘You’ll be the first and last that I will give a thumping’
• Kelis, The Kooks and Lucy Spraggan are lined up for return of Y Not Festival
• Consumers ‘getting hell of a deal’ from Britain’s farmers
• Where to turn if financial worries get too much
• POUND NOTES
• Simple ways to cut the cost of running your car
• Beware Instagram brand ambassador scams
• Perfect potatoes
• The more you laugh, the less you panic
• MG NEW ZS IS BARGAIN BUY AT ITS BEST
• Pressure points
• Holiday reads
• How to sell your home fast

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