Hinckley Times - 2017-02-01

• A5 railway bridge hit for 11th time in 12 months
• Teen jailed for abusing two girls
• Michael’s death inspires charity event
• Woman jailed for killing baby
• Bowls sessions proving popular
• Change of use bid by new restaurant
• Porn in public debate: police issue advice
• Road chaos across the area as lorry hits A5 railway bridge
• Tributes paid to Simon Blyth, the ‘unsung hero’ of town football
• Kayleigh’s death has affectedpo­liceoffice­rs
• 60-year-old man killed by train
• Bid to solve residents parking woes
• Three mile diversion to avoid closed road
• Pubs could get change of brewery bosses
• Woman who approached children found by police
• Crash scam warning for Normandy Way
• Associatio­n’s invitation to join the parade
• Drug dealer caught twice with cannabis is jailed
• Grandma’s four decades on the lollipop beat
• I do not envy Prime Minister Theresa May one bit as she navigates our Brexit
• A line we cannot cross
• Council’s aesthetics director needs to come out of retirement soon
• Most councillor­s trying to do a good job
• No anti-social behaviour at cemetery
• Dementia walks training on offer for free
• Roadpetiti­on brings victory
• Appeal organisers heartened by reponse to Sharrad appeal
• Academy to stage cutting edge show
• Good Friday site appeal day looms
• Zoo’s giraffe house is subject of applicatio­n
• Diamond day marks a 60-year run
• Maundy Thursday visit by HM Queen Elizabeth
• Last chance to get Glenfield heart unit paper petitions in
• Work still to do to improve care City hospitals must make improvemen­ts
• Fugitivese­nt death threat to detectives
• Exhibition showing off ourcivic treasures
• County ranked as top boss for LGBT employees
• Mission to save cherished Vulcan plane
• Fan’s home is a shrine to Foxes
• Mouth cancer surgery halted
• BigPitcamp­aigners turn out in force
• Merciful musical helps young homeless
• Heritage homes will get a helping hand
• City cancer patient shares story in complaints video
• Spending boost for town events planned
• Benefit claims rise by over 10% in year
• Vigilance urged to prevent lead thefts
• Donationsu­pat hospital charity
• New twist in Magna Park expansion row
• Report projects job and homes growth in region
• New school centre has green credential­s
• 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
• Home to be converted into nursery
• Rallying against pension age rise
• Flippin’ good fun this month
• Celine Dion set to play concert in Birmingham
• A fantastic show that has stood the test of time
• Ed’s all set to conquer world
• STP should stand for slash, trash and privatise
• Don’t privatise our NHS which is envy of world
• The law needs to be enforced to protect public
• Social policy is just lunacy
• Epic story of friendship
• Special gastronaut­s workshop will focus on space gastronomy
• Tracks keep old fans happy
• Over 55s bungalow living
• You could pay a lot more under new car tax rules
• Semi final ends in stalemate in one of most eventful matches for years
• First win of year thanks to late strike
• WADE ON WATER with Richard Wade
• Sunday League round up
• Kohala to put unbeaten record and title on the line in Leicester
• Chuter set to step into Walsh’s shoes at HRFC
• Bonus point win marks end of successful month for Bossie
• Whopping 19 penalties prove to be side’s undoing
• Agar hat-trick despite AFC defeat in FA Vase
• Leicester Road get back to winning ways

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