Hinckley Times - 2021-03-17

• HOW BRIDGE-FIX COULD PRODUCE A JOBS BONANZA
• Housing and flats plan refused
• Tech firm creates 200 jobs
• Region’s jobless higher than the national average
• DOWNLOAD THE APP
• Zoo pays tribute to all their animal mums
• Police launch appeal for witnesses over crash on the M1
• Life-savers are given lift with two new, better-equipped helicopter­s
• Councillor­s work with E.ON to turn up heat in homes
• Covid rates suppressed in 15 areas
• No date set for main road revamp
• Plea to housing minister as neighbours ‘go to war’ over their unadopted roads
• What is our MP’s view on NHS pay rise?
• How violent must you be before sent to jail?
• Woeful inability to apply the Bible
• Four years of tax rises under the Tories
• Proposal for 16 homes near to popular village
• Waterstone­s to open Fosse Park branch in Next’s new store
• County to get a share of £30m to help tackle violent crime
• Young apprentice­s are focusing on a brighter future at Specsavers
• Covid-19 can survive on clothing for up to 72 hours, study finds
• Charity offers a lifeline to thousands in crisis-stricken communitie­s
• AN OFFER TO PUT A SPRING IN YOUR STEP
• Catalytic converter thieves are targeting car park at hospital
• Swanky hotel is all set to open in autumn
• Recovery from Covid will take years, says health boss
• Chance for amateur photograph­ers to snap up £200 with views of Hinckley
• Police put brakes on danger drivers with speeding tickets
• A year ago, stark press release told of first city Covid death. Sadly, it was the first of many
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Union makes history with first annual meeting held via zoom

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