Hinckley Times - 2018-03-28

• Man hurled bricks during eight-hour rooftop stand-off
• Should former school be sold?
• Easter out and about
• Mum of three loses six stones
• Sports shop to open in town
• Work gets under way on £135m extension
• Campaign to make people aware of increase in theft of dogs
• Hospitals told by CQC they need to improve
• Family music festival unveils more names for its line up this summer
• Burglary at bus depot led to service delays
• Student in final for her pollution picture
• Government to create Major Roads Network
• Check prescripti­ons before Easter closures
• Good Friday walk of witness and service
• New school crossings amid safety concerns
• Cost of bulky collection­s cut to curb the rise in fly-tipping
• Easter recycling times for county
• Top prize given to company by actress Jane Asher
• Just 68% of patients seen by A&E within four hours
• Tributes paid to theatre stalward Chas
• Does Easter mean chocolate?
• Nutts Lane needs sorting out
• What are we getting for our council tax?
• Nutts Lane and bridge are now dangerous
• Town’s new cadet HQ officially opens
• Packed programme of fun in the park
• Have you thought of donating a chocolate alternativ­e?
• Boxing club wins £200,000 prize
• Museum opens up for Easter and St George’s Day events
• Massive hospital car park to ease nightmare parking
• Dog walkers urged to keep pets on lead
• Cathy launches Loquacious Baker services from home
• John Lydon and his band to perform
• Burst pipes could meancompen­sation
• Indierockb­and set to go on a tour of the town
• Village wants to blow its own trumpet again
• Deadline extended
• Scheme to reduce disruption
• Two homes and garages proposed for Earl Shilton
• Easter charity raffle offering top prizes for good causes
• Tomb is up for victiminco­medy murder mystery
• Mouth examinatio­ns can be unpopular...
• Grants available to county firms
• Dad’s Paris run will boost cancer causes
• Toilet charges at main stations to be removed
• Worktostar­ton£47m city centre scheme
• Backing for electric campaign
• EASTER EVENTS
• Found in Argents Mead in 2009 and the end of the Crescent...
• From ghostly legends to Laura Ashley
• Timeless tale to be given a twist
• Phantom of the Opera at the Concordia
• Concordia Theatre Latest Listings
• YOUR HOROSCOPE WITH Justin Toper
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Plough Inn champions
• Bosworth fall short in good spirited match
• Drakeford gets ball rolling as U14s cruise to victory
• Table Tennis: George Ward D win title as undefeated run continues
• Sporting Lions win Gordon Smith Trophy and take step closer to league title
• Hornets throw away big lead along with promotion hopes
• WADE ON WATER with Richard Wade
• AFC’s Great Escape
• Defeat a bitter pill to swallow for The Road

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