Hinckley Times - 2016-10-26

• Pensioner driving wrong way on A5 killed motorcycli­st
• Bonfire night round up
• Town pub set to reopen
• Town music club faces an uncertain future
• Driver is clocked at 109mph in 30 zone
• Plans for 33 homes in the town centre
• Village traffic row after flats approval
• Fake students created to defraud government
• Caterpilla­r to axe 113 jobs at Desford plant
• What would you do with the old Co-op?
• Police move to reassure public over burglaries
• Compulsory redundanci­es at County Hall
• Zero tolerance approach on dropping litter from cars
• Thieves cut large hole in roof of van
• Flowers blooming good for whole town
• Decorator Ben gets brush out for TV show
• Fifth of A&E patients are waiting too long
• Plans for new children’s nursery in town
• Care home is rated ‘good’
• We will not lose services in town - they will just move to new buildings
• A QUESTION OF FAITH
• We already have great school
• Why did council not support Springfiel­d Park?
• Which town shop is your favourite?
• Monsters get a discount at Twycross Zoo
• Wet wipes are not being flushedawa­y
• Fun run raised hundreds
• New logistics training centre proposals for Magna Park
• Free parking for long-term stays
• New homes plan will save village hostelry
• New appeal after lottery ticket scam
• Memories revived with German exchange visit
• Gate locked to safeguard troubled park
• Appeal to keep hoglets alive
• Market boost as council keeps it in-house
• Nine claim Help to Buy bonus
• Ladies’ Group marks diamond anniversar­y
• Deal struck to save Desford Library
• Rallying call for poppy stall volunteers
• Warning as deer rutting season starts
• LEDstreetl­amps are lighting up the roads
• Gill wins neighbour award
• Novelist has new book published
• Bubbleball, falcons and stunt planes
• Cricket club inspires retirement homes
• Schoolgirl is on awards high
• Couple gets in the saddle for John
• Pedaling for Pudsey at Hinckley cinema
• Associatio­n offers help post-Brexit
• Stem donor register call
• Pizza trailer collision derails new business
• Youngsters can help others
• Swish night out will benefit county hospice
• ‘Town deserves its place in the limelight’
• Fairtrade supporter given national voice
• Video tour of Mount Road to dispel myths
• Haunting on an old
• Paranormal activity
• A shop with a haunted attic
• Railway line
• This is the 15th 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
• Glenfield heart unit closure not certain says Whitehall
• Church chimes out the sounds of time
• ‘Plug and play’ property
• Curve can take pride in their Jane Austen show
• Leicester to welcome Essex
• Volvo gains Momentum
• Palmer races to series win
• WADE ON WATER with Richard Wade
• Awesome Taylor and Ayre shooters keep up league’s sole unbeaten record
• Cat F couldn’t come back
• Tough luck at the top as leaders win due to own goal
• In form Wolves sent packing in thrilling game
• Dynamic Dynamo hit Town for six
• Leicester Road hit dead end in hard fought FA Vase goalfest
• Hinckley too hot for visiting Otley outfit
• Under-16s found it hard to get ahead of Wygg
• Podium finish for Sam
• On the crest of a wave with sailing victories

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