Hinckley Times - 2017-03-01

• Man charged with murder after pensioner dies
• Leicester Road to close for five months
• Storm Doris
• Flippin’ good fun
• Bill is back on the TV
• Wireless charging pods in pipeline
• Post office to close for a few weeks
• State pension age could pass life expectancy
• Salaries set to burst the £11 million mark
• Storm Doris wreaks havoc in borough
• Officer sacked for lying in fatal M1 crash case
• Business is good for town store while Nuneaton outlet set to shut
• Skydive raising cash for Kayleigh’s Kause
• Drone drama in plane near-miss at airport
• Brave bobby’s award for M6 bus blaze heroism
• New flats plan for scrubland
• Council tax to rise and jobs are set to be axed
• Tip park troubles are on the up once more
• New gangster film shot on mean streets of town
• Lauren continues to shine on stage
• One year I gave up coffee
• Immigratio­n is a net gain to the UK economy
• Shame we will not be visiting your town again
• Time for a proper debate about immigratio­n
• Self-service patients idea is a real worry
• Weaving Goodbye is the title of exhbition at Atkins
• Memories of Claudio the welcome guest
• Faulty charger gives teen electric shock
• Funeral held for mountainee­r
• Community care is working for NHS insist health chiefs
• Run-through for Royal Maundy service
• Council Hub hosts driver event
• 11 strange laws youhavepro­bably never heard of...
• Presenters apply to have child sex charges dismissed
• Consultati­on ending on Snibston future
• Russian Ultra brags about beating dad into coma at Euros
• Curate’s eye-opening African experience
• Parking meters are not wanted
• Event looks at equality for LGBT
• 41,000 hats sent off by Age UK
• Garage owner steps in to help care service
• New MRI scanner is unveiled
• Fairtrade Fortnight takes place in borough
• ‘Heartache’ as thieves raid charity stores
• Scammers may have forged new note
• Super Foxes fans aim to get every signature
• Virtual reality-check for student drivers
• Busiest summer ahead for airport
• Six years in jail for killing baby
• British Airways returns to Birmingham
• Pickpocket thwarted by brave pensioner
• Grieving office team to support hospice
• Old folks home gets all clear
• ‘Never’ events are more likely in English hospitals
• Beer, plays, dance and more
• Jetting off to a nice market town 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
• What did the butler see?
• Concordia Theatre Latest Listings
• Classic tale heads to the big stage of the De Montfort Hall
• Bathroom for improvemen­t
• A proper thoroughbr­ed
• Air rifle league round up
• WADE ON WATER with Richard Wade
• Six of the best for AFC as they win again
• Enderby continue progress in Sunday League
• Round up of table tennis league
• Long away trip ends in close defeat for under 16s
• Three goals in last 16 minutes secure win Strong comeback from LRFC to claim points

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