Hinckley Times - 2016-11-02

• Two wounded in knife incident
• New store set to open in Crescent
• Complaints about council on the rise
• Heathrow expansion decision is welcomed
• Review reveals series of failings in abuse case
• Delay over new Dorothy Goodman school plans
• Racial road rage assault pair guilty
• Mum awarded for work in daughter’s memory
• New plans to convert bank into a bar are lodged
• Hospital handover delays soar across East Midlands
• Shoppers stranded in the aisles
• Memories of Korean conflict
• Weekend hospital admissions lead to 24% higher death rates
• Village neighbourh­ood plan to last 18 years
• Historic places are placed on the ‘at risk’ register
• A look back at the Hinckley Times archive from November 2 2006
• A QUESTION OF FAITH
• Is it illegal to ride a bike on pavement or did policeman make up rule?
• Observatio­ns about bus services at train stations
• Thanks for Co-op campaign
• No Travis Perkins closures planned in Leicesters­hire
• Sparkling new sign for Concordia Theatre
• Police boss calls for action over speeding in village
• Over 100 tractors to parade rural streets
• Litter pickers are what the borough needs
• Charity gig in memory of theatre star
• New triage system will target sickness
• Merciful musical raises £5,000 for charity
• Youth unemployme­nt and claimants on the rise
• Miniature steam trains take to the tracks
• Hinckley behind in high street contest
• Church paving the way with memories
• DPD hub delivers for young footballer­s
• Rise in adults in county seeking advice on child abuse
• Brown bin fee sent hotlines into free fall
• Faith talks discuss the meaning of life
• Marks are made in memory of cobbler
• Hansom Cab home appeal boost
• Village service set to be retained Three Pots to stay as a post office
• Footballin­g fairytale’s ghostly links
• Green energy team is honoured
• Give a gift to refugees this Christmas time
• Dog handlers win top agility competitio­n
• Car park woes for health site
• Africa visit for ambassador
• Store marks first year with a win
• Care home is told it must improve
• Flu protection to be offered to 4m children
• 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
• A ballet to fall in love with
• Review: Molly’s Marvellous Moustache, WAC
• If you want to sell your house next year, start plans now
• WADE ON WATER
• Trio dazzle at East Midlands competitio­n
• Bulls galore in second round of cup contest
• End of season finale
• Seal and Sullivan fill their boots in big victory
• Sunday League latest
• Rematch revenge is sweet for Leicester Road
• Two wins on the trot at the expense of familiar foes
• League leaders see margin cut in town table tennis league
• Haywood set to go pro
• AFC hit a dozen in goalfest
• Transfers in and out sees side refresh its squad
• RUGBY ROUND-UP

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