Hinckley Times - 2018-09-12

• Woman fled as three men burst into home
• Meet Mabel the free flying macaw
• Claire’s pet rescue
• Heritage open days
• Couple have the X Factor
• Football fans in trouble with transport police
• Average speed camera set to be turned on this week
• Iconic musical Rent coming to the Concordia
• Plans finalised for town crematoriu­m off A47
• Don’t throw away your Lego says town school
• Crash driver died after wandering back onto M1 where he was hit by another vehicle
• Pub to cut prices for day
• Rachel loses 10 stones and can fit in one leg of her old trousers
• Cuts leave public at greater risk says union
• Children under 13 got criminal record last year
• Flu and bad weather to blame for slow post
• Increase in fees given to foster carers in the county
• How likely is your school place appeal to succeed?
• Kirby Muxloe Castle shut after spate of vandalism attacks
• A QUESTION OF FAITH
• Problems in politics lie much deeper than just Brexit
• Demolition of former garage
• Do you know ‘biosimilar switches’ from your ‘CQUIN expectatio­ns?” Me neither...
• Overuse of jargon is leaving councillor and public baffled
• Twycross herd is reunited at their new home in Blackpool
• Young Joshua’s portrait work for a good cause
• Youngsters transform churchyard in village
• Heart of Hinckley Beer Festival
• Rail survey follows complaints
• Latest in councils row
• Classic vehicles to take over the town
• Backing for a minimum price for alcohol
• Rural crime is on the rise says NFU
• Work to start on £70m Hinckley warehousew­hich could employ thousands
• New plan set to be discussed this week
• Appeal for help from charity store for goods
• Events allow public to have say on NHS
• Rock and roll at civic venue
• Runner takes on 20km scarecrow challenge
• Hynotherap­ist offers pain management sessions
• You can’t fight hate with hate - you just get more hate
• A return of good-old stage farce
• Concordia Theatre Latest Listings
• Fox and tiger design for city cathedral
• £5m set aside to protect 500,000 trees in the county
• Foster carers appeal by the county council
• Hinckley score 80 points against Paviors
• New table tennis season about to start
• Air rifle league underway as Sporting Lions start defence of their title
• Narrow win for Burbage
• Strong second half secures win
• Ryan scores four to seal victory for Hinckley AFC
• WADE ON WATER with Richard Wade
• Winning run comes to an end
• LRFC storm second half
• Defeat against fellow strugglers

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