Nottingham Post - 2019-01-16

• Dog-walker ‘never stood a chance’
• Council collects £6m from parking and fines
• Family plan memorial for murdered Jaden
• City council invests £11m in two airport business park units
• Beauty pageants are a plus for Nicola
• Bollards trial is a success
• Children’s home boss gave boy lift in sports car
• Bright future for upbeat Games Workshop
• Teenagers deny charge of wounding each other
• Carer stole £11k from home resident
• Card sent to fundraisin­g cancer patient tells her: ‘Stop begging for money’
• Drunk woman wanted to go back to jail
• ‘I loved seeing my blood jiggling about!’
• New lease of life planned for historic mill buildings
• Hospital pays £14,000 a month for a private ambulance - and for its crew to stay at a Travelodge
• Too many wasteful posts at city council?
• SANDEMAN on Wednesday
• Dangers of mental health treatment
• Blood oath
• Men join Race For Life
• Meat-ing the year teeth bared
• GET YOURSELF HALF-PRICE MEALS
• Historic defeat for May’s Brexit deal
• Majority of Brits want new vote
• M&S plans to close branch in Newark
• Why 2019 is the year to learn something new
• DIABETES THE DEATH GAP
• A new flavour of Magnum
• BEST OF THE REST
• MYSTERIES OF THE FAR EATS
• TRAVEL NEWS
• Winning ways students need to succeed
• Sometimes being stuck in a traffic jam is the most relaxation I get
• Get ready for a little bit of animal magic
• Mindfulnes­s for children: Three easy exercises to help kids slow down
• ASK THE EXPERT
• Recruits needed but finding them a tough challenge
• Amy has no fears about 2019
• Grant eager to link up with friend and team-mate
• Robbo: Time may be right for Martin at helm
• It’s wrong to call O’neill a dinosaur
• ‘Martin knows the club ... but main thing is, he’s a winner’

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