Hinckley Times - 2017-01-11

• Massive 1.2m sq ft hub extension gets greenlight
• Win health club pass for two
• Jodie’s TV date with DJ
• Things to do in 2017
• Mum buys life-saving equipment for village
• Powered wheelchair for teenager Emma
• Government police grant disappoint­ment
• Retail the right way to go at former Co-op
• Teen is arrested after assault reports at Fosse Park
• Decision to move killer Pitchfork is an ‘insult’
• Apartments plan for cinema is on hold
• Kayleigh film viewed by millions around world
• 35 youngsters report abuse after seeing film
• Public urged to have say over health plans
• Fight to save The Big Pit to continue
• Firearms police end ‘terror attack’ patrols
• Abandoned puppy search still ongoing
• No probe into the police handling of tragedy
• Borough tax levy set to go up £5
• New dance studio opens in town
• 50 arrests after festive drink drive campaign
• School bid to build new classroom
• Parking fees introduced at Crescent on Saturdays
• Housing plan for old leisure site
• Traffic management leaves a lot to be desired in our town
• A new start for everyone
• Small shops can thrive
• Who will pay for services?
• Boffins plan for zombie plague
• Dead duck found to have bird flu
• Family say farewell to veteran at funeral
• Meeting to consider cemetery
• Formal order for closed ‘rat-run’ road
• Candlelit vigil held at threatened hospital
• Tributes to man who died in crash on M6
• Yellow snow warning as Arctic blast arrives
• OAP flats to be brought up to scratch
• Affordable homes target is falling behind
• Paris encounter earns student photograph­er runner-up gong
• New Year’s Honour for zoo boss Sharon
• Restaurant plan lodged by town pub
• Keep warm and well during winter cold
• Police numbers at ‘unacceptab­le’ low
• Mathsvolun­teer wins golden heart award
• Village travel agency is one of region’s best
• Funding decision over abuse role
• Sunken sailor listed for top bravery prize
• Good causes receive cheques
• Staying healthy in Hinckley
• Break those (bad) habits of a lifetime
• Curve theatre springs into action
• Museum is as good as Tate Britain
• Christmas Eve shift proves a tough one for two constables
• Ready for a little flutter?
• Lord of the estate
• This is the latest of a series of articles written by popular historian Arthur Tomlin more than 25 years ago. Mr Tomlin sadly died recently. He was extremely well-known in the area as an artist and historian
• Roman links for villages just off the A5
• Sunday League football kicks off the new year
• Lions serve up victory in trophy competitio­n
• Canaries try hard but fail to make extra man count
• Bad start for top bike rider
• Glover is a penalty hero at the death
• Table tennis duo finish in first and third places
• Triumph for the ‘A’ team while other teams fall to defeat
• Table tennis teams make it through to cup semi-finals
• Quick-fire win for AFC

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