Hinckley Times - 2017-07-12

• Knife thug left victim with horror injuries
• Charlie Dunn death: Mum and stepdad deny charges
• Police officer who saved suicidal man up for award
• Argos move is ‘another retail calamity’
• Man jumps wall to escape after dispute in street
• Investigat­ion as two die in motorway crash
• Officers get tough on planning breaches
• Long-running show reaches its 71st year
• Near collision at junction as driver runs red light
• Otter attacks fear as garden ponds targeted
• Busy weekend for fire and rescue crews
• Angela is ordained at Leicester Cathedral
• Massive wind turbine plan for small village
• MP speaks up for alternativ­e therapists
• Pub staff stunned at Green Day appearance
• Appeal after 12 cats abandoned
• Richard III historian denounces play at cathedral
• All aboard for annual beer and rail festival
• Dance the night away at golf club for charity
• Holiday homes plan for former Kyngs golf course
• Was I at fault for my parking?
• Stop insulting us older Brexiteer voters
• Former cricket captain remembers teammates
• Justice over Grenfell Tower should be about right and wrong and nothing else
• Supermarke­t sparks Fairtrade furore
• First World War fun this weekend at museum
• Charity changes rules to make loans easier
• Shops and bars plan for estate appears lost
• Fears social media app could be used to pinpoint children
• Zoo’s apes and grapes night
• Business growth is key say traders at chamberAGM
• Ozzie and Bobby to appear at museum
• Website is among top council civic portals
• Council praised for adaptation­s to disabled homes
• Echoes of Pink Floyd
• Animal interactio­ns come to village centre
• New £8m emissions test centre opens at MIRA
• Win family meal and a day out
• Facebook warning is a hoax
• M1 closed due to flight emergency at airport
• Parcel giants back AFC for fourth year
• Send in selfie to opticians
• Prize cake is a right royal attraction at village event
• Community bring railway back to life
• Festival looks to dig up the past
• Court action possible over closure threat
• Planning row forces doggy day care move
• Four years in a row for Burbage primary school
• Shopping centre plans are given green light
• Barwell tip now county council run
• College staff receive their just desserts
• Urgent need to find more foster carers
• 40 teams enter Soap Box Derby
• 44 hanged and six blinded on Croft Hill
• Hairspray returns to the Curve
• Something for everyone this year
• Concordia Theatre Latest Listings
• Legoland Discovery Centre work set to begin soon
• NKF return with an early victories
• Round the rinks: Bowls results extra
• All Star team helps to raise over £2,000 for young footballer­s
• Club hoping to land carrier bag windfall
• WADE ON WATER with Richard Wade
• Break inspires comeback
• Shilton take the honours
• Amateur slump continues in league

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