Bath Chronicle - 2018-07-12

• Students warned about cars in city
• Celebrate super summer in city
• Former head speaks up for Beechen Cliff
• Two chefs on the menu
• Twickenham date
• House prices top 10 times the average salary in city
• Two arrested over drugs found after ‘cuckooing’ at home of vulnerable man
• No Southgate at Southgate
• Prince joins celebratio­ns
• YOUNG GYMNASTS EXCEL AT COMPETITIO­N IN MALTA
• Fundraiser Margaret remembered for her tireless work and her cakes
• Residents win compensati­on over fight to cut social housing
• Multi-function high streets for the future
• Market rethink proposed
• Warning after poor hygiene practices
• Putting her best foot forward
• Warning on river safety after man dies in Avon fall
• Bus passengers make a stand over station seats
• Cycle lane is ‘an accident in waiting’
• Play area reopens at just the right time
• Dive into £8m refurbishe­d leisure centre
• Closure threat to weir
• All the fun of the steam fair comes to town
• Calls for tighter controls on short-term let ‘party houses’
• A tip top way to mark the completion of RUH centre
• Help to make the 20th year extra special
• Drive through and pick up burgers as plan approved
• Subway to get £300k refurb, but should be ‘made safer’
• Lovin’ litter pick
• Chill and play Caribbean style
• £5k reward for naming of bike thief
• Honouring vow to his late friend
• Emersons Green Treatment Centre
• Students celebrate degrees of success
• Ralph Oswick: Plain and simple water will do the trick!
• Better ways to police our litter?
• Elderly making vital contributi­ons
• Putting non-car users at the forefront
• School producing admirable students
• Don’t skirt around uniform issue
• More money needed for education
• Time for a review of Ofsted system?
• Take this Hint-on where to enjoy your next adventure
• Fact file...
• Fundraisin­g hots up as cyclists tackle Ride Bath
• Bid-ding to address the city’s seagull challenge
• Strong year for financial advice firm
• How you can diet without counting the calories
• YOUR MEAL PLANNER
• GETTING STARTED: THE ANTI-CALORIE RULES
• Three simple steps to help us deal with our daily dilemmas
• Keep your cool
• Fibre – the hidden weapon for health
• All aboard!
• YOU’LL BE HOOKED
• Chance to mark sporting greats
• Modern pentathlet­es at European Championsh­ip
• Girls meet Novak at Wimbledon
• Britt frustrated on difficult lawns
• HORSE RACING
• Greg brought Hay game with his 126
• Selway extends lead at top
• Futures duo at tournament
• Young stars in academy nod
• Catt hopes injury nightmare behind him
• Bath City start pre-season
• Burt set to bow out
• General Knowledge Quiz
• General Knowledge Crossword
• TWO SPEED CROSSWORD
• Giant Crossword
• Giant Crossword
• Detailed guide putting parents in the picture
• NORTON Hill School is one of the biggest in the region and is regularly in the top 10 per cent in the country in performanc­e tables. It has 1,600 students aged 11 to 18, including 400 in the Midsomer Norton Sixth Form, and serves the town of Midsomer Nor
• TOP 10 SCHOOLS
• An awfully good line-up at the Theatre Royal
• USTINOV STUDIO
• Entertaini­ng array for the young and the young at heart
• SPECIAL EVENTS
• A GT-R without limits
• Volvo gears up for new electric cars
• Sleek Skoda leaves posher rivals trailling behind
• Go-anywhere Subaru is as tough – and comfy – as they come
• HISTORIC HOME
• RIVERSIDE SPLENDOUR
• Keep cool in the heat of viewings
• TRADES YOU CAN TRUST
• Keep your home secure for summer
• Dark Times
• Nathaniel Parker
• The Honeys
• James Nesbitt
• Long Lost Family
• Music and art
• Weekly events
• Rufus Norris
• All you need is love (and chocolate)
• DATES FOR THE DIARY
• FIG AND FETA PIE
• HEDGEHOG MEATBALLS
• 5 O'CLOCK SOMEWHERE
• SHORTBREAD
• Thief-proof
• Garden advice: lavender
• Shelf Portraits
• Isle be loving you...
• Not quite as incredible
• SKYSCRAPER
• Thrills and spine-chills

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