Hinckley Times - 2017-11-08

• Dunelm store set to close in January
• 30 festive hampers to give away
• Rogue trader pays back cash to avoid jail
• Christmas fun run to be held in town centre
• Charity seeks loan beneficiar­ies for video
• Communitie­s gather to remember the fallen
• Events around the borough on Saturday, Sunday and Monday
• Shop for poppies and support the Legion
• Village seats in place for Sunday
• Dad faces deportatio­n over visa problems
• Hard hitting video aims to help victims of rape
• Pigs Might Fly in charity Christmas play
• Flu vaccinatio­n aimed at primary school pupils
• Parcel workers stage Halloween protests
• Victims sought help at unit
• Real cause of obesity is not sugar but carbohydra­tes
• A QUESTION OF FAITH
• Letter of the month winner
• Have a Scotch egg and keep in touch with reality
• Reality has set in with Brexit as we have to negotiate
• Capitalism is dependent on labour to turn a profit
• New volunteers could help next generation of scouts in this area
• Church is new entry on Historic England’s “at risk” register
• Wrestling night proves a big hit with the fans
• Local policies drawn up on council rentals
• Children in a ‘workless’ home sees a small rise
• Burbage church picks up award
• ‘Guilty’ MPs could face Commons axe
• Triumph Street Triple is named Bike of the Year
• Asleep driver who caused fatal crash is spared jail term
• Thumbs-up for college in national survey
• Young musicians rock for good cause on new CD
• Annual vintage fair takes place in town next weekend
• Community history dig finds go on show
• Cancer care investment helps patients at county hospitals
• Seasonal jobs up for grabs near Hinckley
• Santa gears up for sleigh tour of borough
• Enderby firm suffers due to poor trading in autumn
• Two more cash machines attacked in the county
• Historian given top award by French
• New head for regional lobbyists
• Rail bridge makes an infamous top ten list
• Distinctiv­e pub in city to be demolished
• Call to ensure pensioners claim fuel grant
• Pregnancy joy for more couples at unit
• County Hall headquarte­rs celebrates its 50th anniversar­y
• Families urged to help patients get moving
• Chairman of nearest A&E hospital dies
• City park trees may be set for chop to create cycle lane
• Charity gift sale will stop to honour fallen
• Comedy murder mystery on stage
• Clinics closer to home from Loros
• Voting ends on November 19
• CAFE ESPANOL, CASTLE STREET
• RAILWAY PUB, STATION ROAD
• SWAGBOX GIFT SHOP
• LITTLE BOUTIQUE CLOTHES SHOP
• HUBBARD’S TOY CUPBOARD
• MARMALADE MERINGUE GIFT SHOP
• A guide to some of the top festive markets across the Midlands and beyond
• Tickets on sale for Walking with Dinosaurs arena event
• Children’s Play Village set to open in the new year
• Concordia Theatre Latest Listings
• YOUR HOROSCOPE WITH Justin Toper
• Hinckley U14s continue golden run of form
• Bosworth can’t make pressure pay at Luton
• Table Tennis youngsters compete for League Status
• Hinckley Ladies netball
• Sunday league round up
• Phoenix begin comeback with first win in Hinckley Air Rifle League
• Biggest win for Hinckley
• WADE ON WATER with Richard Wade
• Second half goals seal derby win

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