Loughborough Echo - 2017-08-02

• ‘Gang forcing children to sell drugs’
• You’ve got many friends
• Boy, treated over discarded needle incident
• Walking in memory of Dave
• Student house woe
• The Edible Forest Festival returns
• YOUR HOROSCOPE WITH
• The ultimate sacrifice THROUGHOUT the centenary of the First World War, we have been rememberin­g the soldiers from the Loughborou­gh area who lost their lives while serving their country. Here, with the help of Marigold Cleeve and a small number of resear
• Bells cast to mark the end of WWI
• Drug dealer gets four and a half year jail term
• Planning applicatio­ns
• Bradgate Park Trust ready for family picnic day
• Tractor enthusiast­s net charities £15,000
• Elliott memorial fun day raises £3,290 for charity
• Festival hailed a great success...
• Nothing to see! Everything to hear!
• Dogs Trust Fun Day boosts funds by £22k
• Rothley Park celebrate 200 not out!
• Brave mum reaches finals of blogging competitio­n
• In court over New Year’s Eve antics
• Malnutriti­on fears for children over summer
• Interestin­g season following fortunes of football team
• Honorary degree for mountainee­ring legend
• Support for police knife campaign
• ‘Good’ CQC inspection for Charnwood Surgery
• Charnwood Design awards launched for 2017
• Amazing photograph­s
• A trader with a stall for 50 years shares collection of market photos
• More memories of Moira Street Comedy success
• Wouldn’t say the informatio­n is not subject to fashion
• Appalled at decision to abandon rail electrific­ation
• Wonderful to see these beautifull­y coloured creatures
• Please think through the consequenc­es of your actions at the Outwoods
• No-go area for walkers at Nanpantan reservoir
• Please join us to remember Hiroshima
• Sunshine brings out all the white flesh
• Wicked Hathern Fest has some top acts performing
• Solo exhibition at shopping centre
• Summer singing courses launching at school
• Summer adventures at Conkers in National Forest
• Take a trip out of this world during school holidays
• 5 ideas for boosting your home’s value
• New lettings department launched
• Village news ST JAMES’ CHURCH
• Village news
• Village news
• More rounded body and looks updated for Honda Civic range
• Bottom Railway BA slip to rare defeat but still maintain lead at top of the Division One table
• Hatton takes stock after his long course debut
• Leicester Tigers link up with Uni
• Top of the table clash sees Wymeswold Wolds extend their lead over challenger­s
• Peaty adds relay silver to his Budapest medal haul
• Renshaw looking forward to Commonweal­th Games
• Mixed sequence of results in the pool for Ulyett, Greenbank, Wilby and Atkinson
• Reaping benefit of move
• Rothley settle for winning draw
• Quorn see off the challenge of table toppers
• Wymeswold keep promotion bid on track with nail-biting win over Burton Joyce
• Lightning finalise squad for the Kia Super League
• Winning draw keeps Cropston firmly in promotion frame
• Football season gets underway with FA Cup ties
• Title bid

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