Hinckley Times - 2020-04-22

• Fund launched to help Twycross Zoo survive
• Teachers keep spirits up with online song
• Nurse’s car is stolen
• Plans for education centre at fishing lakes
• Plans revealed for hundreds of new homes near M1 at Markfield
• ‘The carers did their best but care homes are not a safe place. Coronaviru­s is rife’
• Emergency grants are on offer to support those most affected by crisis
• MP calls on ministers to help zoo survive
• Support for people wanting to stop smoking
• Windows of Colour campaign launched by town firm
• Green spaces ‘blighted by poo bags in trees’
• Government announced the funding back in 2018 Virus delays chance for public to have say on £8m health scheme
• I am a retired nurse and the PPE situation is really worrying so please make Government sort it out
• Would Labour look to an alliance with the Green Party?
• A QUESTION OF FAITH
• Hopefully, reason now prevails in Labour
• County dairy farmers fearing financial ruin
• Fire service says thanks to gin firm
• Virtual guided are tour taking place in the ‘future house’ at museum
• Unpaid carers under even more strain due to virus
• Cops and medics deal with pair who ended up in water
• Been clocked at 110mph on the M1? It’s fine officer - the roads are pretty clear these days
• Still delivering the very best service to our readers’ homes
• Dozens of fines given out for breaching virus rules
• Garden is enjoying my presence these days
• Workers come out of retirement to help NHS
• Covid-19 has caused record spike in deaths
• Online forum launched by history group
• Popular carnival falls victim to virus as organisers vow to return in 2021
• Doctor on frontline of the fight against Covid-19 at the LRI There’s people coming in, all ages, very ill - it’s made me think about my own mortality
• Lockdown could be leading to surge in harmful drinking
• Volunteer scheme is launched in Hinckley
• Green-fingered Laura creates a bog garden
• 2,750 homes on farmland is recommende­d for green light
• Heath Lane students are learning how to work at home during the coronaviru­s crisis
• Green classroom block is built at school
• Charities are struggling on
• Police urge public to be on alert for web scams
• How referral to charity helped gran who faced financial hardship
• Thank you - we need your support
• Woolies had a second entrance
• Do you know where these pictures were taken...?
• GIVE THEM A GRILLING
• Nobody ever said home-schooling would be easy, but there’s no need to stress out about it!
• Keep youngsters moving and try to explore new things
• Johnny’s this year’s Legend of Comedy
• Call for public to report crimes online
• ‘Timely’ tale of a leader who abuses his power...
• THE SPACE AGED
• ALSO STREAMING
• Up your game
• Four key steps to help children take control of their wellbeing during the coronaviru­s lockdown
• STOP, LOOK AND LISTEN
• CLUBS UNITED IN RESOLVE TO FINISH SEASON

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