Nottingham Post - 2020-03-18

• Lucky escape for boy who fell 20ft down school stairwell
• SETBACK FOR CITY GROUND PLANS
• £130k boost for memorial gardens restoratio­n work
• Drunk punched train staff and then attacked police
• Former gang member Phidizz once lived life by the flip of a coin – but now he’s won an award after turning his life around
• Man died on city centre street from stab wound to the chest
• HISTORIC PUMPING STATION TO GAIN A NEW LEASE OF LIFE AS WEDDING VENUE To love and to cherish...
• Staff absence forces partial school closure
• It’s quite scary – but try not to panic if diagnosed
• Keeping stock rolling
• Flexible councils race to keep all services running
• OUTBREAK’S CHALLENGES FOR SHOPS:
• ‘Baghead’ burglar stole £4,000 laptop as children slept upstairs
• Non-emergency surgery cancelled
• City is one of four trial zones for e-scooters
• Will the Spirit of Eyam return to 2020?
• SANDEMAN on Wednesday
• 121 jobs axed as plastics firm calls in the administra­tors
• Girl was hit by juggling clown’s flying brolly
• Village that has longed for skate park for 30 years
• More than a Feeling?
• COVID-19 shuts theatres
• New deal for Mcfarlane
• A RETURN TO OZ
• BRENDA’S VERA-ING OFF COURSE WITH SITCOM...
• BEST OF THE REST
• WHEN BEING A MUMMY IS NOT SO YUMMY
• Contemplat­ing a life without wet wipes or Calpol has me panic-buying beer
• Barnet staff on notice of redundancy
• Strevens blast not as it was reported
• Patience is now key in the waiting game at Reds’ home
• Euro 2020 postponed, to be played year later
• MP backing redevelopm­ent
• MAGPIES OWNERS SAY THEIR BACKING REMAINS STRONG

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