Loughborough Echo - 2017-08-30

• Won’t be able to take a right
• Memorial trees vandalised
• Plans for one huge apartment
• Disgracefu­l parking
• Apology over asbestos clear-up
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• Formal complaint made by Labour councillor over Conservati­ve
• Seaside fun brought to the town centre
• CCTV footage captures raiders ransacking town beauty salon
• Worked at Tucker’s brickyard
• Ypres bells given a great send-off
• Planning applicatio­ns
• Drink and drugs driver crashes car
• Fun in the sun for young and old at town carnival
• Suspended jail term for leaving horse to starve
• Numerous needles found in communal grounds
• Police patrols increase after gangs complaint
• Charnwood College success
• Outstandin­g at Grammar School...
• Pensioners stampede for new hearing aid
• De Lisle College reflect on successful results...
• College toasts boost in its GCSE pass rate
• Girls ‘can feel proud of all they have achieved’
• Success at Our Lady’s Convent
• Fantastic effort by Hind Leys pupils
• Woodbrook Vale record GCSE results well above the national average score
• Superb results at Ratcliffe College
• Increase in top grades at East Leake
• 160 new jobs at East Midlands airline
• Churches join forces for sponsored event
• Tractor trailer overturns on busy A6 junction
• Unprovoked attack on pub customer
• More memories of the Echo Half Marathon
• Bull was from Barnett’s farm in Thorpe Acre
• Important that parents keep an eye out for asthma signs
• Incensed by plans for Tickow Lane
• Superb visit to our twin town of Zamosc
• Did you think Polio was dead in the UK?
• Support stallholde­r selling war items with Nazi images
• War grave of L/Cpl Beasley
• Can you justify the newsworthi­ness of toilets article?
• Echo editor Andy Rush replies
• Speed gun handed to busybodies
• Dub Pistols at Off The Tracks
• Bradgate Park is inspiratio­n for creative workshops
• ‘All Aboard For Autism’ event at theme park
• NORAH BATTY’S RURAL RETREAT
• ON THE RIVERBANK
• THE KID’S IS ALRIGHT
• OWN NORA BATTY’S RURAL RETREAT
• ELIOT’S POETRY IN MANSION
• Village news
• Village news
• Village news
• Village news
• A fun night out
• Unusual meetings
• Top tips on travelling with children on long journeys
• Bottom Railway BA move back to the top of Blue Ball Division One table after emphatic 7-2 victory
• Medal delight for Wenlo duo
• Medals galore
• Shepshed U11’s clinch club’s first ever county trophy
• Quorn slip to fifth after rare defeat
• Four teams still in the hunt for the Monday Division One title as season nears end
• Cropston 2XI ease drop fears
• Lightning end season with impressive win
• Ten man Quorn lose in eight goal thriller
• ‘Bad day at the office’ for Dynamo
• Loughborou­gh University FC put up good display in defeat against Worcester
• Sphinx in control as Loughborou­gh Uni FC slip to home defeat
• Dovecote defeat as Gray’s men lose to last gasp winner
• University to host tennis festival for visually impaired
• Mixed relay triathlon

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