Bath Chronicle - 2018-11-01

• Help us find out how Charlie died
• Celebratin­g winners of 2018 health awards
• Film festival out to reel in fans
• Professor makes history at Bath Spa University
• B&B among top 100 in the country
• Bacon rolls on Grand Parade
• University pays for taxis as students wait for buses
• Salon enjoys fringe benefits of tuk tuk
• Unique cinema experience in solar-powered caravan
• Air zone charge ‘will be a tax on patients’
• ‘Trams are the answer to traffic problems’
• Police appeal for help over river death of ‘outgoing and caring Charlie’
• ‘Future of Jolly’s should not change spirit of street’
• Concern at decision to close renal unit at RUH
• ‘Shocked’ patients want dialysis decision reversed
• ‘Disappoint­ment’ at legal fight to scheme
• Care workers could strike again over ‘pay for breaks’
• Vegan-tastic festival is a veritable feast
• Hotel design is ‘essentiall­y unchanged’, says architect
• Joining forces to tackle city’s transport plan
• Join Santa run to raise funds for hospice
• RUH charity needs your help to show how therapies matter
• ‘Therapy helped me to get my life back’
• Christmas market out to boost retailers with Milsom Street chalets
• Clean up for King’s Bath
• Fuel station planned for green belt
• New flats will fund refurb of listed pub
• Bath graduate celebrates his Emmy award
• Giving a voice to stroke survivors
• Homeless conference aims to tackle issue of rough sleepers
• Secrets of soldier’s life found in ammo box
• ‘Overwhelme­d by number of soldiers coming into hospitals’
• Race running club needs your support to help improve mobility
• New block would be boost to science and tech teaching
• ‘I get paid to dress up and talk about history – it’s great’
• Don’t overlook the importance of BSS
• Join fight to save school from closure
• Ralph Oswick: Weighty issue of zipping towards the festive season
• Disillusio­n with Bath led to move north
• Consider air zone effects on traders
• Is it time for a general election?
• Excessive traffic must be addressed
• Charge will make city too expensive to work
• Tackle congestion first, not a charge
• Celebratin­g our local businesses
• Staff finance advice could boost business
• Join the new Industrial Revolution
• Simply telling kids to go outside won’t work, you have to persuade them
• Loose nappies sink ships when it comes to keeping secrets from nurseries
• Have you developed middle-age manxiety?
• Thompson rises to Mountain Marathon challenge
• Siblings tackle Europe’s best
• Come join in celebratio­n of sporting stars
• Stateside trip for Minerva
• First home win for A team in clean sheet
• Maddison leads the field
• Surprise in Bears face-off
• Late double seals points for Corsham
• Fitting date for maiden win
• Satisfacto­ry haul for Gill as side draw ‘bizarre’ trip
• FINAL SCORE
• Rock solid Romans’ Woking display pleasing for Clarke
• rugby, taekwondo & more Vale back in form with Minety win
• Hopes to become a master
• Mayoral celebratio­n for team
• West Country rivals beaten
• Hooper takes plusses from Harlequins loss
• ‘No doubt’ Batty would like to stay
• Quins extend winless streak
• Mercer feels ready for Red Rose bow
• No place for injured Chudley
• Unique plan for Clash seating
• Deep-end debut did not faze new signing
• Bath staff to sleep out for charities
• Garvey stands by Twitter bite back
• Ganfield makes Invictus history
• It’s Friday every day for Team Bath
• General Knowledge Quiz
• TWO SPEED CROSSWORD
• Surefooted Subaru refuses to follow fashion
• Size is all for Skoda’s new hatchback
• Quirky Citroen on top of its game
• Celebratio­n Corsa revels in its name
• from city to country
• Immediate returns make Bath Riverside investment of choice
• Selling your apartment in winter could be a great decision
• Georgian Grandeur
• ‘I quite like the idea of marrying people’
• ‘People just started coming in .... ’
• Bathampton down
• Drink up some heat
• winter knitwear
• A kitchen full of memories
• STEW OF PORK, BACON AND MUSHROOMS WITH CREAM, CIDER AND PARSLEY
• WARM SALAD OF SEARED SKIRT STEAK, ROAST CELERIAC, RED ONIONS AND HERBS
• FIGS WITH YOGHURT, HONEY AND ROASTED BARLEY CRUMBLE
• Childlike wonder and growth
• 05 LOUIS Theroux
• ANIMAL magnetism
• Seasonal style
• Garden advice: houseplant­s
• CHOCFUL OF GOODNESS
• Adoring the Adriatic
• Acne busting
• Life on Mars
• the real Deal

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