Bath Chronicle - 2020-03-19

• Race boss fury at trolls’ abuse
• Football club ‘devastated’ by decision
• Coronaviru­s
• BATH HALF ROUND-UP: Pictures and results
• Council blasted for failing to alert Highways to Rec plans
• Inspiring Hester shortliste­d for work in aid of blind school
• Pupil tells of ‘scary’ school lockdown in third incident
• Chance for new talent to play main stage
• Warning after rogue traders target elderly
• Knife cases in our area rise again
• Police force plans for ‘worst-case scenario’
• We’re here for you in these difficult times
• Anger as pavement parking continues by student homes
• Shop that lends and mends to open
• Another step forward for abbey floor
• Pensioner wins battle over fine
• Pupil tells of sharing stage with Greta at climate rally
• Cracking down to push up recycling
• Forest school reputation grows with record rating
• Meet our favourite second-hand car dealer - Only Fools’ Boycie
• Extra funds for rough sleepers leaving hospital
• ‘Dirty, muddy and unfit for a World Heritage Site’
• Learners enabled ‘to become work-ready’
• Strength lies in community spirit
• Law firm staff ‘inspired’ by Women’s Day session
• New partners are ‘ambitious and talented’
• People are dragging feet over climate
• Ralph Oswick: I lost the plot with new series
• We must all consider our hygiene routines
• We would adapt to upgraded recycling
• Abuse over Bath Half just not acceptable
• Let’s see faster action for tenants
• Double tax hits our parish residents
• Loophole on student homes still open
• ‘Unwanted’ student flats plan thrown out
• Views of the non-runners
• The remarkable legacy of Toti
• Silver for Alice as she stars on national stage
• Half marathon impossible to resist for impressive Carter
• Baskervill­es youngsters are golden wonders
• Experience proves the Key
• Brothers star in the Cup
• Two draws on eve of end
• Pears claims Winter Series trophy
• Stand-in props put in storming display
• Captain’s strike secures victory
• Student Dean engineers double gold haul
• Striker says players felt like ‘guinea pigs’
• Planning snub rocks club
• Davies is heading ‘home’ to Ospreys
• Switch ‘disappoint­s’ Hooper
• New dates will be found for games
• Legend Louw calls time on his career
• Mann pokes the winner for Bath
• Early victory for Holland
• Kitchen kit upgrades
• your garden
• Second to nun
• Apartment is a taste of London’s glamorous past

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