Hinckley Times - 2017-01-25

• Salesman is dragged down road in robbery
• Burnt out car involved in suspected hit and run
• Body found in missing man search
• Alex’s op is a success
• Anti-grooming law delay ‘unacceptab­le’
• MP will be guest speaker at Chamber event
• Bad debts written off to tune of £290,000
• New firefighte­rs are set to be recruited
• Woman seriously hurt in village crash
• Couple set to travel world while working remotely
• Call to boost police officers after spate of shopliftin­g
• Health shake-up plans in spotlight
• Club is named one of the best in the UK
• Army experts called in to dispose of lab chemicals
• Cash boost for county roads
• Eyes on dark night poop scoop dodgers
• New eatery sets summer target
• Car park subsidy goes but grant returns
• Big blow to town as Yorkshire Bank anounces branch closure
• Eden Project designer signed up to transform zoo’s grounds
• Wifeswap on lookout for Brexit couples
• All health services could remain with some new ones being introduced
• Traffic problems getting worse and councils need to step in
• Why doesn’t anyone care about dog mess and parking
• Unhappy bin request rejected
• Sham consultati­on on NHS
• Lauren sang with warmth and sincerity
• Good progress on new cadet headquarte­rs
• Man admits grooming Kayleigh Haywood
• Duo stage first lunch recital of the season
• Event to mark holocaust
• Knife robbers threaten driver and steal van
• Chance for kids to shape youth club
• New ladies football club is recruiting
• Allotment raids cue security action
• Volunteer talk for the NHS
• Care services at risk as donations dry up
• Pool area makeover at luxury hotel spa
• Ex-PCC investigat­ed over Janner actions
• Get on the run to bust mental health stigma
• First choir concert boost for charities
• Hinckley’s real ale scene embraces brews
• Egg-citing opportunit­y for hen fans
• Top squash lessons on offer for women
• Under pressure care policy in spotlight
• Eight of the best buildings in the East Midlands
• City move into the top 20 list of world’s richest clubs
• Fund gave more than £30k of aid to India
• Brexit talk welcomed by business
• Church on the search for new director
• New chairman for Hinckley Music Club
• Service will remember Holocaust
• Fishy problems could be an issue in your curry
• Town park set to host season of fun
• Invite to village mosque to boost cohesion
• Celebratio­n as midwifery clinic’s move to brand new premises goes without a bump
• Terrifying gun raid for whisky
• Town firm raises £50K for charity
• Arts and crafts gem given top praise
• Pet obesity epidemic warning from vets
• Wonderful winter warmer
• Sibson was haunt of Dick Turpin...
• 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
• Get into gardening
• Feline good with annual panto mirth
• Titanic tale sets sail for stage of the Concordia Theatre
• Timely arrival of Dr Who exhibition at space centre
• Plus sides to the Ka
• Ashby Road B shoot season’s best total
• Youngsters qualify for team finals event
• WADE ON WATER
• Three-goal spell puts AFC to sword
• Leicester Road in narrow defeat away to league leaders
• Third draw away from home for Canaries
• Sunday league results round up
• First team netballers show grit and determinat­ion to get back to winning ways
• Will Smith is the hero as Bosworth score late on in match
• More success for MI Racing Polypipe team
• AFC all set for their big day in FA Vase
• Pupils given rugby class by Tigers

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