Derby Telegraph - 2021-10-13

• Solar farm plans approved despite squabble over benefits to locals
• County sees 800 new virus cases - and another death
• ROONEY THE MOVIE
• Historic mill sold to developer but businesses will stay
• School for Deaf pledges support for Strictly star
• Ernie’s tail has a happy ending after nearly three months of separation
• NHS nurse stole thousands from primary school
• Back to the 1990s
• Covid may have contribute­d to rise in number of pauper’s funerals
• Allegation­s against police to be reviewed
• Korean leader vows to build ‘invincible’ military
• Health chiefs seem to be on another planet
• Late city chemists
• How social landlord has helped more than 1,200 people during the pandemic
• New human milk bank to help babies across region
• American revolution at windmill
• Villagers angry at National Trust over the auction of schoolhous­e
• Zero-star food hygiene rating for upmarket county pub and hotel
• I kept the conversati­on going when nature called
• Firms say demand is strong in midst of driver crisis
• Complexia helps school team to save their legs
• Innovative pipe fix set to create jobs
• AWARDS NIGHT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21...
• Who will join the greats as Derbyshire’s next Company of the Year?
• AND THE CATEGORIES
• Growing, growing...the businesses impressing in challengin­g times
• Gift box company’s Xmas gift to help Safe & Sound protect more children
• PwC welcomes 29 graduates and school leavers to its regional office
• Is ADHD causing my daughter’s tantrums?
• Parents’ biggest back to school worries
• Catching the evil people smugglers
• A cliche but not half stark truth for Brewers
• Albion Women slump in second half
• Defensive record so good but more goals are needed
• Leaders in clear as Tom hits two
• Three or four may be in frame to buy

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