Hinckley Times - 2017-08-23

• Lidl unveils plans for move to new town site
• Man, 92, victim of robbery in street
• A Level results are out
• New Argos store opens
• Reaction to Aldi plans
• Wait nearlyover for carnival comeback
• Vandals trash library garden in village
• Hero pulled young boy from mud at water park
• Controlled explosion for botched chemical experiment
• Bollards fail to deter HGV drivers in village
• Vandals damage rescue car
• Arsonists target derelict care home once again
• Salvation Army’s new leader
• Smiles all round as students open their exam results at Hinckley Academy as well as other borough schools
• Readers respond to cruise control and speed calming
• Banks the real cause of financial crash
• Wafting whiff makes town stink
• New visitor centre will be bigger at iconic factory
• Cash boost for town homeless support
• Versatile singer Chris is a man of many parts
• Man arrested over smash which left pensioner dead
• Double the fun as charity day grows
• More needed to get kids into STEM
• Family friendly festival set to mark 10th anniversar­y
• Pathology labs throw open doors to public
• String of raids on ATMs ‘are linked’
• Memorial quiz shows the spirit of Mr Hinckley Football Simon
• Axed bus route reinstated after outcry
• Haunted doll coming to spooky museum
• Wetherspoo­ns in city to open hotel
• Debenhams plan new store at Fosse Park extension
• Future unclear for fire-hit Clarendon Club
• Show seeks longest, biggest and heaviest
• Do you have to pay a parking ticket?
• Thieves raiding vehicles in recordnumb­ers
• Sarah’s uni quiz starter for ten
• Jake saddling up for heart charity ride
• Knitters helping to keep premature babies cosy
• Police given green light on spit guards
• Heritage goes on display
• Business urge train upgrade re-think
• China gives Jaguar a sales boost
• New Aldi store looking for staff
• Trainer is enjoying life on the farm with his thoroughbr­eds
• Dogs finding forever homes thanks to Noel
• Cadets summer campaign on water safety
• Excavation of the Jewry Wall was started in 1953 in city
• Unemployme­nt on the rise in the East Midlands
• Chance to Connect at new Burbage church
• Annual event brings out the crowds
• Concordia Theatre Latest Listings
• A beast of a panto show at venue
• Pre-season friendly gives Hinckley a good workout
• Bowls results
• Big win keeps promotion push alive for Hinckley
• Barwell keep promotion in sights after easing to victory
• WADE ON WATER with Richard Wade
• Solid away win for Leicester Road
• AFC continue FA Cup run
• Great comeback for Mick after nasty crash
• Amateur promotion dream alive

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