Hinckley Times - 2017-01-04

• More than 2,200 caught speeding
• New year, new you
• A big screen proposal
• Kayleigh film is released
• Starter homes plan for council owned plot
• Vital to make views known on NHS plans
• Warning over new Lloyds Bank letter scam
• Village massage business is a hot topic of debate
• Tributes paid to veteran primary headteache­r
• Families facing council tax relief cut
• McDonalds applies for golden arches
• Big Pit protest meeting
• Show houses open at new 4,250 home town
• Department store signs up to Fosse Park
• Former pupil funds school foundation
• Green light given for new specialist school site
• Borough’s top officer bows out with pride
• Lessons on democracy for pupils
• Detail on parking charge bill to be decided
• Travellers’ applicatio­n to build on pony paddock
• A QUESTION OF FAITH
• Speed bumps are next to useless and polluting
• I have spotted my 500th bird after 40 years
• Cost-saving plans to cut fire service fleet
• Tributes paid to mountain man John, 86
• Social care bonus from new homes cash pot
• Hunt for dumped puppy at town park
• Radioactiv­e solution cures Qato’s thyroid
• Former mayor gives charities a big boost
• Top baby names for region announced
• Book launch for life coach
• Police officers are offered spit guards
• HMV building on the market
• Service raises £1,115 for cystic fibrosis
• Artist announces tour dates at Ricoh
• Cross border talks for joined up thinking on the NHS
• Museum goes digital to record collection
• Bill will outlaw fake heroes
• Attacks on medics at work are increasing
• Show money is donated to two charities
• Former quarry plan could see restoratio­n
• Coventry station is one of fastest growing in country
• Paramedics’ breaks cut to meet demand
• 10-STEP PLAN TO KEEPING YOUR NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTION­S
• When do bad habits become an addiction
• 80% of middle-aged people have health problems...
• Frog Prince is a made in Hinckley panto show
• 1950s style town could be recreated at living museum
• Seceret Weapon work is underway at Alton Towers theme park
• Preparing yourself for tricky road conditions this winter
• Steaming into the next century 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
• Sporting talent is celebrated
• WADE ON WATER with Richard Wade
• Black belts gained by ju jitsu students
• AFC end year on a high
• Revenge is sweet for title-winning boxer
• Town team split in its loyalties
• Ending year on a high
• Mid-season review of Sunday league

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