Hinckley Times - 2020-07-15

• New service station plan for site of bitter row
• Rider back on the road after crash
• Care leavers offered council help during virus pandemic
• Refused plans for 140 homes and business park to go to appeal
• Professor pens new book on beating diabetes
• Men who set fire to the home of a rival family during feud sent to jail
• A historic village ‘no place for a recycling operation’
• Rushton: Lockdown could have covered the entire county
• Aldi wants to build stores in Barwell and Earl Shilton
• Seven schools benefit from Government’s new fund for facilities
• Map highlights risk hotspots
• Changes proposed to new developmen­t by A5 hotel
• Adult learning services available online
• Police win lockdown praise
• Time to support tourism in our area, says MP Dr Luke
• Cyclists are reminded to get off their bikes if on Castle Street
• Call for more help for mental health services
• The county council working to help heat homes thanks to special fund
• Inclusivit­y is in frame with photos firm
• The best and worst places for wellbeing in borough
• Hospital steps up bid to prevent new outbreak
• Keeping their distance as chain of office handed over by Lions Club
• Water firm’s community fund is now ready for applicatio­ns
• New scheme should be a benefit for town – MP
• Police chief and PCC meet up with campaigner­s over Black Lives Matter
• ‘Virus tests have not been doublecoun­ted’
• Rainbows facing a £1m loss after Covid wipes out its fund-raising
• Knife Angel’s visit to city’s cathedral now postponed
• MP says firms can apply for ‘future’ cash
• MP says thanks to volunteers helping out at district council
• People urged to keep an eye out for leaks on 46,000km of water pipes
• Police rep backs tougher powers for 999 assaults
• Rock Star boss urges others to follow his path
• Leicesters­hire chief fire officer Rick Taylor leaving his £132,600 post
• First aid advice on how to keep safe in the hot weather
• Report on struggles prepared by county carers centre ‘Looking after loved ones during lockdown is pushing carers to breaking point’
• Curve welcomes arts cash lifeline to offset losses of £25k a day
• Two restaurant­s will not reopen again
• Many with incomes well below national average
• The proportion of homes in Hinckley and Bosworth is zero As many as one in six new homes built in a flood zone
• Court said boy needed a good thrashing for taking cash
• TAKE A WALK THIS SUMMER AND DON’T FORGET YOUR CAMERA
• 5 simple and fun ways to boost baby’s brain
• ASK THE EXPERT
• APP-Y SNAPS
• TECH THAT...
• ‘It would be crazy for Tuilagi to do a U-turn and stay at Tigers’

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