Hinckley Times - 2016-10-19

• Council spends £1.45monCo-op and its car park
• Win Hot Wheels toys
• Demolition of leisure centre
• Crane topples over
• New team at church ends long two year wait
• How to cut down on food waste and save money
• Car park reopening is boon to the town
• Radio couple appear in court
• Aberfan wiped out a generation
• Nomination for best large market town Town centre in race for best high street
• Farmer dies following crash of historic plane
• Call for rethink on Rogues Lane appeal
• Lorry crash causes long delays on motorway
• Wife’s alcoholism drove man to steal car parts
• Schools dispel any fears over ‘killer clown’ threat
• Appeal after clown image is shared
• Police crackdown on uninsured drivers
• Hinckley is one of UK’s most traditiona­l towns
• Firm answers call of DIY SOS
• County council purchase of care services hits vulnerable services
• Will the last person turn off the lights?
• Thanks for backing campaign
• We are all working together
• Take note Labour and the Lib Dems - times are changing
• Retirement­complex opens in the town
• Views sought on village plan
• Lacey tickled pink by pool party
• Schoolboy’s cake sale a sweet success
• Festive fun at the King Richard III centre
• Solidarity for Harvey in brave cancer battle
• Dance lover celebrates her 104th birthday
• Fundraisin­g events for young Ben
• Give a gift that counts twice this Christmas
• Huge pile of waste takes two days to clear
• Head shave tribute to ovarian cancer mum
• Achievemen­t gongs are presented
• Christmas appeal gets underway for sixth year
• Chimps net donation from armed forces
• Town churchgoer­s take a step back through time
• £50,000 appeal to fund ground breaking surgery
• Top tastes for mayor at bhaji bake-off
• Real ale chain gets top award
• Passenger boost for bus route
• Women are running the show in our independen­ts
• Former rugby star is honoured by Queen
• Luxury homes worth millions snapped up
• 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
• Rugby going strong at academy
• Rain is a bright spot on stage
• Ribs were tickled at up-and-coming comedy duo’s show
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Truly exceptiona­l home
• Week of firsts for air rifle team shooters as Smallshaws scores first win
• WADE ON WATER with Richard Wade
• Internatio­nal success for triathlon club
• Sunday league round-up
• Hickey’s penalty miss leads to Canaries draw
• Good results for town ladies netball teams
• Burbage take points after team cancels clash
• Seven wins in a row for Leicester Road
• Agar’s hat-trick helps AFC to 6-0 win over Villa

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