Hinckley Times - 2019-11-13

• Dad’s inquest to start after three-year delay
• I never know if he is alive or dead
• Numbers using food banks has hit record levels
• Proud parents thank team for saving Esme
• Plans being drawn up for new homes
• People in Hinckley should be walking more often
• Decline in drivers being found using mobile behind the wheel
• Still time to have say over £5m road plan
• ‘Thoughts go out to Rob and his wife’ says NHS spokespers­on
• Is there more to life?
• Facts please over Brexit and not fairy tales
• Thieves target bus used by elderly and disabled
• Society moves into its new home in Crescent
• ‘Nightmare for family’ as thieves raid store
• Drivers in court after crackdown on M6 tailgating
• Pupils to get flu vaccine
• Accidents halt traffic while tree stops glider
• ATM gang must pay back cash
• Town society trio enrol on masters degree
• Young drivers given insight into Fatal 4 campaign
• Plans for two homes on Sapcote Road in Burbage
• Riding 300 miles year after heart transplant
• Santa fun run is among rotary festive events
• Gold award for town primary school
• Coffee morning raises cash for a very good cause
• Sparkling production of classic is a real cracker
• Tenth birthday of classes
• ‘What we are creating is a new kind of concert’
• £300k revamp for space centre, pumping station
• FESTIVE ROM-COM HITS A BUM NOTE
• ALSO SHOWING
• November is the best time to plant tulip bulbs, ready for a spring show
• Change your habits to beat winter tiredness
• Hinckley Under 13s overcome Broadstree­t
• White rings the bell to draw level at the end
• Mixed fortunes for junior table tennis teams in developmen­t league
• Belgrave take the honours and swap places with Bosworth
• Round up of Hinckey Netball matches
• Six goals keep LRFC top

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