Loughborough Echo - 2017-04-26

• Tall Paul has eyes on Hollywood
• Not the end of the story...
• Girl’s long locks cut for charity
• YOUR HOROSCOPE WITH Justin Toper
• Extra parking spaces for the town station
• Madeleine’s parents on the eve of 10th anniversar­y
• Tributes paid to Carl
• Project wins vote for £50,000 grant
• The ultimate sacrifice
• More floors and flats are added to pub proposals
• Salon celebrates 50th birthday
• Planning applicatio­ns
• Museum opens up for summer season
• Fifty year reunion plans by ex Hind Leys College pupils
• Youngsters are praised for helping man who collapsed
• Memorial football match hopes to set new record...
• £97,000 for Armed Forces folk
• Former Doctor Who assistant lined up for town comic-con
• Marathon milestone for Peter...
• Draft strategy unveiled by Bradgate Park Trust
• Bloom stalwarts are granted a top award
• Parish council slams housing site work
• Report a crime on website
• Time to build your soap box race machine!
• Family fun day this Sunday...
• Florrie tested the eggs at the Derby Road packing factory
• Roy remembers his time working for Fabian Jackson
• If you just pick and choose you can end up with any old confused nonsense
• Evolutiona­ry thinking has taken on the role of a religion
• Suffers from a lack of political legitimacy
• Badger wrestling on village agenda
• Ticket sales fears voiced by groups staging shows
• Back to the classroom as Players do Teechers
• Production to mark group’s 70th birthday
• Gypsy Rose Lee on stage
• New adventure golf opens its doors to the public
• COACH HOUSE CENTRE PIECE
• Don’t be seduced by the show home
• Village news
• Welcome return...
• Talking cancan...
• Topics of interest
• Nursery rhymes
• The importance of keeping your car serviced regularly
• Alex Toll leads the way home at marathon
• British record and 200m title for Ulyett
• Olympic champion defends British titles at Sheffield
• Breaststro­ke 100m gold for Vasey
• Winter season of Loughborou­gh and District Pubs/Clubs Darts League concludes with presentati­on evening
• Impressive start for Cropston
• Win double for Newtown Linford
• LEICESTERS­HIRE AND RUTLAND CRICKET LEAGUE: Premier Division:
• Winning draw for Quorn
• Uni FC win derby clash to steer clear of the drop
• Birstall Stamford denied in JD Thomas league cup final
• Reigning champions make impressive start to season with victory over newboys
• Fightback victory for the Foxes
• Wymeswold FC clinch Division One title after 7-4 win
• Results and fixtures
• Dynamo win to complete the ‘Great Escape’
• Liverpool Academy to play Uni
• Eleven up!

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