Bath Chronicle - 2020-05-07

• Couple home after fake news virus scare in Africa
• ‘Amazing’ effort gives us new ICU
• Concern at sharp fall in people seeing GPS
• ‘Local papers play crucial role in community’
• Designer turns church and school into masks factories
• Two wheels for our NHS heroes
• Harmonie continues to defy the odds with 2.6 Challenge
• Paws for thought... animal home in urgent ned of support
• Parking charges return - but not for key workers
• Uni professor will be ‘missed near and far’
• Faith team’s phone line offers help for all
• Help save mental health ‘safety net’
• Shocked mum calling for action at park ‘left to rot’
• Family farming duo still deliver in tough times
• Landlords urged to offer students support on rent
• Street party that marked end of war in Europe
• Knife crimes rise to record levels
• Crisis adds to fear for children living in poverty
• Soaps give a lift to those with a lot on their hands
• Ralph Oswick: Life’s a bleach, thanks to The Donald
• Rec rugby scheme not acceptable
• We must all help fight anti-semitism
• Place conditions on any airline bailouts
• I’m flattered by long rebuff of my letter
• Wera Hobhouse MP: We must all remain vigilant and patient
• Most small firms missing out on funding support
• Fitness classes boom in smart move online
• It’s so nice to seed you
• ASTRA IS STILL A STAR
• Future internatio­nal hopes for coach Kerr
• Virtual awards are still held
• Final tables revealed by leagues
• Cuthbertso­n delves through the archives
• Phillips finds help from some friends
• Anderson among quintet joining university
• National League awaiting on EFL
• Grewcock stepping back for academy
• Jackson determined to climb Everest after the lockdown
• Burns confirms Bath departure
• Mcdonald hopes to be better after crisis
• Smith cycles to Everest summit
• Choong still eyes medal

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