Hinckley Times - 2024-03-13

• Wet, wet and even wetter
• Homelessne­ss figures just scratch the surface, says charity chief
• MP hails our best-loved boozers
• Council aims to look out for carers in the county
• Police warnings after courier fraud reports
• Shoppers urged to take stand on crime
• New success for MP’s campaign as food retail giant Ocado adds a ‘Best of British’ section online
• Rotary club puts young musicians in spotlight
• Discount store set to open in former Wilko unit in town
• Government deceiving us over migration
• Tory aim to make the rich much richer first
• We know who writer will be voting for
• Free courses on offer through adult numeracy programme
• You can have a say on council equality approach
• ‘Know your height limits’ plea after 54 rail bridges are struck in past year
• 40 years ago last week, miners at a Yorkshire pit walked out...
• I did what I thought was right at the time
• THE RETURN OF THE DIRTY 30 (IN 2009)
• Retail park M&S food area to be expanded
• Parish meetings taking place with deputy commission­er
• Green light for water-powered home that will allow owners to live off the land
• TEST YOUR SPORTING KNOWLEDGE WITH OUR BUMPER QUIZ
• Narrow loss for Hinckley A but Hinckley B keep promotion bid alive
• Meadows joins team for maiden sprint campaign
• Hinckley well beaten by the other Hornets
• Phil Hicks lands Shackersto­ne end of season open
• Bedworth triumph in Triple Town Trophy
• Hinckley AFC continue push towards league title
• Changes afoot as clubs prepare for new season
• Sean Bruce claims Midlands Area super-flyweight crown
• GIANT CROSSWORD

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