Hinckley Times - 2016-09-14

• Child molester gets five years
• Pet Idol 2016
• Fresh appeal over Charlie’s death
• Victim speaks out as attacker is jailed
• Dance studio stepping into new premises
• Bids have been made for shut-down station
• Prisons in crisis as officer numbers fall across the East Midlands
• Man dies in collision with HGV on M1
• Ambitious plans to tackle town traffic
• Home owner waiting for next crash
• Hinckley Times and reporter up for awards
• Hinckley attempted murderer is caught
• Council chief backs Mount Road closure
• Strange lights and noises wake sleepers
• Authority’s boss keen to keep growth of town at the forefront
• Savings after council chief changes
• Crowds pay respect at firefighte­r’s funeral
• BBC delight for writing creators of Doodle Girl
• Help charity by taking on “Channel” swim
• Mum says unit which saved her son’s life needs our help
• A QUESTION OF FAITH
• It seems number plates just aren’t cool enough
• I am dismayed at the way council ignores the pedestrian­s
• Hospital set to get chance to state case
• Bank work experience
• Special school is rated outstandin­g
• Film Kayleigh’s Love Story is up for a national award
• The rebuilding of broken bones is never a quick fix
• County firms in running for rural awards
• Rape prosecutio­ns in county up 20%
• Exhibition to double in size thanks to popularity
• Brown bin charges frozen for two years
• Have your say on future housing developmen­ts
• Judgement day for area’s bloom teams
• Rise in indecent pictures of kids
• New minister arrives to yarn bombing
• Teens inspired to exam success thanks to scheme
• Town green space needs your votes
• Stepping down after 50 years
• Charity bags cash from store
• Truck driver’s Great North Run for cause
• Have a rummage for air ambulance
• Campaigner­s call for answers on hospital
• New priest rocks up in Bosworth
• Retrial sees man convicted of manslaught­er
• Police ready to scrum down
• A family home with plenty of growing room
• This is the latest of a series of articles written by popular historian Arthur Tomlin more than 25 years ago. Mr Tomlin sadly died a couple of years ago. He was extremely well-known in the area as an artist and historian
• Life is sweet for our town
• Ales, ciders, perries and
• Food, glorious food... and a pint on the side
• Dumplings and beer at The White Bear Tea inside Old John Food festival in Melton Belgrave Hall food event
• New season of performanc­es gets underway at arts facility
• The importance of going Wilde
• City slicker is small but snazzy
• WADE ON WATER with Richard Wade
• All teams of shooters are aiming high at the start of this new season
• Champions in winning form
• Results from round the rinks
• Canaries march on after FA Cup replay
• Sunday League
• Leicester Road FC cling on to progress in cup
• Williams and Kalenda book date in next round
• Cup heartbreak after replay loss
• Solid victories for both under-16s and under-13s squads
• Entertainm­ent for spectators but no victory for Bosworth
• England coach cuts ribbon on clubhouse

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