Hinckley Times - 2019-07-24

• ‘Ice cream vans arsonists have ruined business’
• Millie on a mission to be Miss England
• Village fete to be better than ever
• Rail freight hub meetings are a chance to have your say
• Guide to What’s Going Down this summer on council website
• A record number of abortions were performed last year
• Woman injured in hit and run drama 8 weeks after she had kidney transplant
• Building society could open new branch
• Record number of cyclists injured or killed in county
• Plans to knock down and replace sheltered housing
• Report says victims of anti-social behaviour are left to suffer in silence
• Award for town school for tackling bullying
• Even more entertainm­ent for this year’s Feast Hinckley
• Free licences would see end of BBC stations
• Criminal justice system on the brink of collapse
• Exciting path to adventure for everyone
• £4m black hole in borough council finances
• Trading standards helps seize £20m of unsafe and counterfei­t goods at airport
• Battlefiel­d festival weekend set to bring in the crowds
• Links to China have been strengthen­ed
• Lizzie is a rising star and is into the finals of major competitio­n
• Gangsta Granny set to appear at battle site
• Nature area created by volunteers
• Man who invented famous saddle was born in the town
• Grab some yarn, help hospice to celebrate
• 999 text service for deaf people
• Complaint about chief ’s Twitter use ‘nonsense’
• £270,000 payout for ex vice-chancellor of city university
• The Second World War defences you can still see in the county today
• Swimming baths were popular with all ages
• Long Road festival to return to Stanford Hall later this year
• A majestic makeover
• Leader says thousands of workers could be homed to build HS2
• Vengaboys, S Club Party and East 17 are playing a festival in Leicesters­hire this summer
• M1 had no speed limit, lighting or barriers
• A few months ago I had a full head of hair. Now I look in the mirror and I see Uncle Fester
• Concordia Theatre Latest Listings
• Passion for fashion and art at college
• ROMAN DATA
• FAST FACTS
• Make your workout more eco-friendly
• Football fans raise £1k in memory of club legends
• Nail-biting finishes and mixed fortunes for the Amateurs
• Delight as parish council scores £595k to help build sports centre
• Two tournament wins to end the season
• Expectatio­ns high as new faces join squad
• With Richard Wade
• Team take on Forest in memorial match for coaching great
• Hornets face a tough start to the new season

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