Hinckley Times - 2017-03-15

• Drug dealer is spared jail to go to university
• Luxury day at Ragdale for two
• Two arrested over death of Charlie
• Death-crash nurse struck off
• Bosworth Litterati rid streets of grime
• Roadwork limits for busiest borough streets
• Down to Earth show returns to the town
• First choice schools joy for most teenagers
• Villages’ only bus route to be scrapped
• Vandals wreak havoc in village parks
• Car parking cash up for borough council
• Borough council tax up by £5 and bin fee frozen
• Support for responses to village growth plan
• Elvis singer ordered to pay £7,000
• Fairer funding call for region made by top cops
• Court told a third of Lord Janner claims dropped“foralltime”
• Fawns killed at beauty spot
• Area is a hotspot for eerie sightings of aerial objects
• Sports club rejects new home proposal
• Robbers demand cash in terrifying armed raid
• Where is the political opposition?
• A QUESTION OF FAITH
• Flooding is becoming a major problem
• Not all hunky dory in the UK
• Tip charges a rubbish joke
• Not in another back garden
• Enough of this hyperbole
• Extra cash for Madeleine McCann probe
• Health service changes will be explained
• New shop will work on goodwill
• Owners of eyesore sites told to tidy up
• Hero’s replica medals to go on display
• People called upon to act on instincts to help police tackle terrorism
• Three bids on the table to run trains in East Midlands
• Hospital buddy scheme to help new mums
• New appeal to trace fly-tipping culprits
• Memorial marks king’s cortege route
• Brame book will help museum appeal
• Deal for Barwell mega-estate offered
• Big secret of Big Ben’s famous bong revealed by scientists
• Haul of fake goods grounded at airport
• Questionna­ire on village growth to be sent to all households
• New Lubbesthor­pe is developing rapidly
• Zoo chief is ‘woman of the year’
• Society helping save lives with vital heart equipment
• Entries open for town’s annual Whacky Races
• MP’s homeopathy support is slammed
• Schoolmate­s watch as student gets the snip
• It’s now law to have dogs microchipp­ed
• Police waging war on perverts Disturbing work for police catching online paedophile­s
• Carpentry master is first in the Midlands
• Hospital staffing levels under threat due to Brexit
• Man died and woman seriously injured
• Call for police cadet recruits from borough
• Online hub gives health and wellbeing tips
• 10 things you didn’t know about Hinckley
• Show is a success but two are still sacked
• Woman took number, guide dog named Dixie and woman weds doctor
• Swimmers evacuate town leisure centre
• Twycross Zoo explains departure of elephants
• Pithy play is a fine production by the New Theatre Players
• Small Faces show set for the Belgrade Theatre
• Concordia Theatre Latest Listings
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Three-bed home is tucked away near park
• The industrial revolution plus your DIY questions answered
• Supermini Jazz-ed up
• Club teams take on each other in two games with pride and points at stake
• WADE ON WATER with Richard Wade
• Top placings for Hinckley runners
• Frustratin­g day for LRFC as they are held at home with last kick
• Shooting: Hinckley on target in hard-fought Triple Town Trophy victory
• Karate fighters in the medals
• Table Tennis: New competitio­n gets thumbs up from Hinckley players
• Penalty count deciding factor in derby game
• Sunday League weekend round up
• Hickey hat-trick gives Canaries an easy victory

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