Hinckley Times - 2017-02-22

• Paraglider falls to his death in village park
• Dumped waste
• RSPCA investigat­es reports of horses being tethered to moving vehicles
• Man injured in own home by three men
• A run for Archie
• Relocation celebratio­n for Valentine’s Day
• Distractio­n burglary warning and advice
• New funds for abuse victim groups
• Motorist who died in M69 crash named
• Amber warning for high winds on Thursday
• Thousands in bad debts are written off
• New casualty unit at LRI is set to open in April
• RSPCA appeal after dog brutally beaten
• Dozens of operations cancelled at George Eliot
• Smart motorway plan for M1 to cost £120m
• School rated one of the highest in county
• Fire chief cuts own salary as recruitmen­t drive starts
• Briefcase theft leaves catering boss in the dark over bookings
• PM lags behind county’s chief executive on pay
• Truck crashes into notorious A5 rail bridge
• 12 years to sort out parking
• Cuts to policing is having a big impact on residents as crime increases
• Remainers in charge of Tories
• Queen is the only person I admire
• It is no wonder that Britain is in terminal decline
• Seasonal effect blamed for rise in New Year’s benefit figures
• Six-figure funding boost for performing arts centre
• Burial space a grave issue in local village
• Police pay £280,000 to crime informants
• Sports stalwarts given awards
• Housing demand figures for next two decades are revealed
• Access equipment boost for town pool
• Council given flats in deal with developer
• Farmers counting cost of attacks on sheep
• Parents baffled by booster seat law changes - here’s all you need to know
• 62% rise in house prices in one area
• McDonald’s fast tracks new kit
• Clean-up call for eyesore factory plot
• Hope for fairer split for council tax levy
• Council trials paid time off for staff to volunteer
• Canine coat company and florists relocate to new home
• High praise for school’s progress
• Bid in to expand Islamic centre
• Mental health care is falling short say CQC
• Academy licensed as award scheme centre
• Parish projects see delay in new funding
• Children’s social care is told it needs to improve
• Flipping good offer on Shrove Tuesday
• Hedge will go in first works on A47 estate
• Guide is essential for local residents
• Loving family home for sale
• Spring is good news for sellers according to Hinckley estate agents
• Marathon bid in aid of disabled children
• Boxer turns profession­al after hiatus
• Stay in a place fit for a king or queen
• Group launches new interactiv­e NHS tool
• Plug pulled on carers support scheme
• Recycling inspiratio­n
• No rise in the borough rate this year
• 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 wellknown in the area as an artist and historian
• Con artists take to the stage
• Show that helped launch nostalgia for all things 1980s
• COMING SOON
• Sounds of the Frankie Valli comes to the big stage of the Curve
• Top teams perform well despite being below par
• Runners’ marathon awards haul
• WADE ON WATER
• Late surge for Barlestone
• Alex rubs salt into visitors’ wounds
• Hinckley RFC youth turns tide on away trip to Burton
• Trampoline club qualifies for top competitio­n
• Boxers clash in ring at tournament

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