Western Morning News - 2021-02-23

• West can welcome visitors by April 12
• FOOT & MOUTH, 20 YEARS ON – SPECIAL REPORT
• Council report urges fishermen to be patient
• University tops list for creating the most self-starters
• Wildlife park’s star reindeer dies
• Staycation­s can begin in holiday homes from April
• Good start but opening up too slow for some
• Friends rally to raise funds for fire-hit family
• FIREFIGHTE­RS’ DEEP SORROW
• Man almost drowns trying to save dog from fast-flowing river
• Missing man dies in hospital
• Flowers rot in fields due to shortage of pickers
• Badgers delay road repairs for nine months
• Nation split on support for Harry, survey shows
• Myanmar protesters defy junta’s ‘lethal force’ threat
• Gardens a vital nectar resource for pollinator­s
• Onion crop from last year still in perfect condition for eating
• Captain Cautious takes safest route to make unlocking ‘irreversib­le’
• It’s time to re-focus on climate change
• We can’t be coerced into being vaccinated
• West needs a secure secondary rail route
• CBI supports airport expansion
• Busy order book is good news for Cornish yard
• Pawn stars
• On this day
• Argyle have grand plans for midfield ace Randell
• Thorpe calls for batsmen to improve
• Pilgrims welcome Peterborou­gh with fans set to remain away
• Lockdown exit plan ends hopes of a return for fans
• American Dillon is next in at Plymouth
• Torquay boss seeks a mental improvemen­t
• Taylor critical of decision to scrap EFL’s salary cap
• Chiefs cautious with wing Cuthbert

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