Derby Telegraph - 2022-05-02

• Roadworks scheduled for week ahead
• Derby’s housing market the most competitiv­e in region
• 500 HAVE ALREADY BOOKED SWIMMING LESSONS
• Help us find Izaak, say family of ‘kind, quiet’ young man
• Man whose friends died at Dignitas is campaignin­g for change in UK law
• Where sewage was dumped in our rivers
• SEWAGE DUMPS
• ACTION STATION
• School inadequate, says Ofsted report
• Facebook beach boast, chip shop celebratio­ns and Mam Tor breakdown earn fines for Covid lockdown busters
• ‘Parliament is safe for women to work’
• Important to make funeral wishes known
• Late city chemists
• Man jailed after his harassment forced woman to flee her home
• Woolly rhino from the days when weird beasts roamed our Peak
• My days on campaign trail when councillor­s weren’t paid for their time
• Got a cash ISA? Maybe it’s time to ditch it
• How to navigate the cost of care
• You will get a tax rebate – just not immediatel­y
• Sunnier sips
• A Ray of hope
• RUSSELL GRANT
• Young at heart
• Brewers fall short, while Chairboys head for play-offs
• Second century for Guest and ton for Madsen, too, in draw
• Knight’s energy is infectious and lifted the Rams, says Roo
• Bertram heads Nailers up with play-off winner
• So good to be beside seaside as fans turn out in force to see Rams win away
• RAMS RATINGS
• Restaurant ran out of tuna steak so served tinned on Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares
• GOLDEN OLDIES
• A lovely bunch of Pink Coconut memories (plus Bailey’s and Top Rank bowling too)
• Exit stage left: How deserted club looks ahead of demolition
• I don’t consider myself an icon
• Unknownsol­dier’s KampKatart fromWW2is dismissedb­y expertsbut­wins Twitteradu­lation
• Fascinatin­g treasures from the Old Rectory are set to captivate bidders

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