Hinckley Times - 2017-06-28

• Adam and Matthew are laid to rest
• Instructor ‘used charisma to molest girls’, jury told
• Healthy family raises cash for two good causes
• Villages work together on neighbourh­ood plan
• Fire service promotes water safety advice
• Dad and daughter jailed for woman’s manslaught­er
• Condition removal bid for village build
• Council earns cash from commercial units
• Winners of our Baby of the Year competitio­n
• Priorities for council in benefiting residents
• Two appear in court over death of Charlie Dunn
• Brave Amber donates bone marrow
• Shock rise in drink drive campaign arrests
• Go up, up and away at country show
• Negotiatio­ns near end over Barwell SUE cash
• Baby girl left dead after car smashed into fence
• Black mop of feathers on top were very comical!
• Non-lethal ways to deter urban foxes are best solution
• Labour are now the true opposition in Bosworth
• Cyclist on Common punched me when I tried to stop him
• Labour and Tories both want to control immigratio­n
• Get voting to help craft shop from Hinckley
• City fans lucky streak continues on the track
• Improvemen­ts to planning committee meetings
• Thanks offered for donations
• Group buys M6 Toll road
• Entries are roaring in for Soap Box Derby race
• More people find work in county
• Travel agents picks up award
• Town firm takes off by recruiting 80 members of staff
• Views sought on future of recreation ground
• Royal treat for family business
• Fresh bid for five homes on cottage garden in village
• Jet2 airline celebrates double major milestone
• Watchdog highlights areas police need to work on
• Planning conditions not being met at site
• Game of Thrones inspires display
• Get involved in shaping health services
• Area is at forefront of driverless revolution
• Romans, the First World War and Fair Trade at museum
• Four-star award for Chatsworth stand
• Baby ape is born in front of visitors at zoo
• Lives not knives is message from the police
• Four go walking on the Pennine Way
• Bake Off star back in the kitchen
• Police warning over alcoholic ice-lollies
• Hoax 999 caller is back behind bars
• Street food set to hit Highcross
• Crash survivor raises cash in banger dash
• Car clean raises cash for charity
• Bake Off winner at Pie Fest
• Award for zoo’s new home for gibbons
• Back to pen and paper after IT attack at hospital
• Digging deep into Bradgate Park’s history
• Travel agents growing fast
• Bloom group hopes not to battle in vain
• Horse therapy team in hunt for new site
• Extradiabe­testrainin­g for hospitalwo­rkers
• Heart unit gets new machines
• Fox helped to set up Quakers - the society of friends Here are 10 strange and quirky tales from the past which have appeared in The Hinckley Times including the fish and chip shop scandal which stopped us enjoying our mushy peas and the great sherry short
• Strictly star to perform in top show
• Festival with a difference to take place at Compton Verney
• Doubles all round for Barwell’s bowlers
• Leicester Road round off year with football league awards
• Batting collapses for both sides as Shilton win
• Trampoline girls in top competitio­n
• Round the rinks: Recent bowls results from across the borough
• WADE ON WATER
• Opponents hold out for draw against Amateur
• Dream return for Hinckley spinner
• AFC captain signs for local rivals Barwell

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