Hinckley Times - 2018-08-08

• Attacker stabs pony and horse
• Snap Dragon picture special
• Borough man urges more people to take part in diabetes study
• Air ambulance service hits 35,000 missions
• Derelict buildings to make way for new homes
• Police warning after increase in break-ins in rural areas
• Feast of food, drink and music coming to town
• Isla’s stones on displayint­own
• School’s trophy cabinet gets some additions
• Age UK physiother­apy-led exercise group to start up
• ‘Rushed and remote’ plans to axe councils criticised by leaders
• Super council proposal needs informed debate
• Author’s top 100 poems in new book
• 999 crews see rise in calls to help the obese
• Centenary woodland to be planted for anniversar­y
• Ambulance fleet boosted thanks to £4.9m cash boost
• Samantha to have a close shave for a good cause
• A QUESTION OF FAITH
• Immigratio­n was the key issue for many people in Brexit vote
• Is ability to offend really corner stone of freedom of speech?
• Thanks to those who helped raise cash
• High speed rail link will help the environmen­t
• Police appeal for Great War families
• Chocolate Festival to be held next year
• Triumph HQ to host start of charity bike ride
• Visitors feed park deer sandwiches and crisps
• Young designers fight it out at Triumph’s HQ
• Awards night for school trust
• Search is on to find good cause worthy of £10,000
• Mounting financial pressure on care service for young
• Appeal for foodbank donations
• 100 criminals in county regularly carry knives
• Stay out of the water warns Severn Trent
• Blaby council launches search for someone special
• Illegal fishing clampdown launched
• Microbrewe­ry plans for public house in rural village
• How delayed are flights from East Midlands Airport?
• High number of staff assaulted at hospital as one in five report attacks
• Top tips for students on how to manage their money
• National award for NHS antibiotic­s team
• Student is given a gold award by her university
• Employees urged to know their law on young workers
• Airport caught charging drivers £50 to drop off
• Internatio­nal opportunit­ies
• Sarah hits her £1,500 Wooden Spoon target
• Brick makers build on their solid foundation
• Kids favourite show coming to the stage
• Concordia Theatre Latest Listings
• The House on Cold Hill promises to be chilling experience
• Westerdale success in rain at Mallory Park
• Comfortabl­e win for NKF in first game of season following promotion
• HRFC preparing well for new season say director
• WADE ON WATER with Richard Wade
• Six of the best from Verow as Earl Shilton take victory
• Tight game goes against Amateur
• Smash and grab defeat for LRFC
• Late goal secures draw
• Hinckley put up a fight on away trip

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