Hinckley Times - 2016-07-27

• Five-year-old boy dies after family day out at water park
• Former mayor’s close call in Nice
• Grave damage
• South African trip as graduate gives back
• Petition to honour young hero Ahmad
• Lib Dem is hoping third time’s the charm
• County council regain control of tips
• Fundraiser is set up by family friend for funeral
• Privatisat­ion could kill off town’s 700-year-old market
• Library to reopen under volunteer control
• Victory in army cadet mum’s ‘bedroom tax’ war
• Police investigat­ed over Janner
• Roman show at museum
• Jail term for Burbage sex abuser
• Castle themed playground opens in Mead
• FROM THE FILES
• We need some answers on what is happening with Rugby Road park
• Who will you follow?
• Decision on Asda has undermined our council
• We need to give the Brexit five years
• Tracking down the finest ales
• Life-saver Charlotte in line for top award
• Flight from East Midlands has to divert because of unruly passenger
• Steam fans pay tribute to Rev Teddy
• Light levels not linked to crime
• Pupils from Redmoor Academy scrub up for life lessons
• Bin the booze to help beat cancer
• Mum of miracle twins gives birth again
• Culture services once again under threat
• Tenders are invited to raze old complex
• Opening date for burger joint revealed
• Miscarriag­e charity plea by grieving mum
• Swords will clash at battlefiel­d replay
• Lib Dems secure solid swing vote
• Builder’s dedication rewarded
• New approach to helping county dementia patients
• Wheel effort for Keep The Beat
• County leaders back heart unit protests
• OAP held at knifepoint in burglary
• Head shave in honour of wife and mother
• Club encouragin­g new members
• Award for county air ambulance
• New order will crack down on young yobs
• Money matters in the spotlight
• 2,400 people employed in hosiery trade by 1782
• Former JCC student faces starter for ten
• Jobless total rises but still bucks UK trend
• Pupils win regional NHS award
• Scouting seeing numbers soar
• Private set to pass out with award
• Zoo pioneering ape heart disease work
• Helpful hints to help critters to beat the heat
• Growth for airport group
• All smiles at Warwick Folk Festival event
• Singing legend Tony Christie is on the way to town theatre
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• WADE ON WATER
• Stamper back in action
• Results from round the rinks
• Patel and Wells put Hinckley to the sword
• Woes for first string despite some strong performanc­es
• Relegation battle ends in a draw
• Baker helps faltering Barwell to rise up for a losing draw
• Football fans find first flurry of fixtures
• HIGH OCTANE

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