Hinckley Times - 2016-12-21

• Yobs spit at paramedic treating injured man and smash defibrilla­tor
• Brave Harvey meets his city heroes
• New name for Crescent
• Cheeky charity calendar
• Cheggers films in town in 1999
• M1 fatal crash linked with murder probe
• Sheep was butchered in dog attack at farm
• Trading standards advice over mattress sales
• Roads chaos alert
• Top shop has the town sewn up as it scoops award
• Abandoned home torched by arsonists
• It’s official - business is booming in Hinckley
• Higham primary is top of the SATs class
• Dog training club hit hard by £8,000 raid
• Trio jailed for burglary spree
• Hampers of Christmas joy on their way out to lucky folk
• Fewer hospital beds but more home care for town
• Christmas opening hours for town stores
• A QUESTION OF FAITH
• Poem conveys a universal message for Christmas
• Shyfox is the poorest loser ever over the Brexit vote
• Tree festival is a big success
• Christmas spirit shown by caring Stottie Shoppe
• Residents spend big on booze
• Help to buy a pony mate for Bertie
• New orders to tackle anti-social habits
• Ugly sister Josh stars in festive pantomime show
• Churches unite for village nativity walk
• A dog is for life, not just for Christmas say council
• Loneliness is a big problem at Christmas time for many
• MPs debate Magna Park extension plans
• Party will bring cheer to older people
• Benefit claims drop in borough
• Families to borrow cash to fund Christmas
• Nuisance jailed after 700 calls made to 999
• Prepare your food in advance
• New machines set to help fight cancer
• Check out changes to services at Christmas
• Churches open to all for festive services
• We will spend 190 hours sitting down over Christmas
• Heart unit petition will be debated
• Fat and underpants help to block sewers in the area
• Festive spirit sees firms support charity
• Concordia puts on perfect show
• Out with the old and in with the new...
• Put your knowledge of 2016 to the test
• Extra dates announced for The Twits at the Curve
• 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
• Hopes that an airport strike can be averted in time for holidays
• Are you dreaming of a white Christmas?
• Five star win for AFC against lowly Studley
• Findley scoops top prize at Higham Lane event
• Sunday league round up from the weekend
• Double penalty woe for Canaries
• Sporting Lions hit top spot with win over closest rivals
• Young runners bring back medals haul in cross country
• Bossie gift wrap points and tumble into relegation zone
• Brilliant Burbage end the year on a high as they see off Enville
• Success for table tennis teams
• Plenty of effort for no reward

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