Loughborough Echo - 2018-02-28

• Stroke survivor Ashley ready to run
• Family pays tribute to Jim MacDiarmid
• College launches new sports talent scheme
• YOUR HOROSCOPE WITH Justin Toper
• Wedding dress sales aid the terminally ill
• Weather warning
• Borough Council Tax is increasing
• Mablethorp­e holiday centre to close
• Parent carer group launched
• Time running out to apply for business rate financial support
• Dear Mrs Morgan will you speak up for the children?
• Come and have a look at the cemetery yourself
• Worrying rent trend
• House prices rise by 25pc in one year
• Village community team eager to recruit new faces
• Street lighting project almost complete
• Council chairman opens Field Street Fitness centre
• Watermill set for national event
• College tribute after death of basketball player
• Egg-cellent Easter contest!
• Green plaque honour for town fabrics pioneer
• Council tax rise passed
• Life changing summer on National Citizen Service
• ‘Queen of cakes’ shares recipe tips at Rainbows
• Ask for Angela initiative is launched
• Aviva’s grand gesture to back marathon runner
• Professor joins Loughborou­gh Uni
• Walking and cycling grants
• Treat in store for fans at historic festival...
• Council gives £270,860 to community groups
• Squadron commanders Doug Doughty and Ken Stockwell spotted
• Worked at quarry with Wally Harper
• Watched James Dean there
• Holy Trinity vicar’s son who ‘thought of his men first’
• Never been tempted to scavenge food from skips
• Picnic and music in park
• Women’s fight set to music by LAOS
• Choir of Clare College performing at Uni
• Exploring the magical world of Teletubbyl­and
• Headline acts revealed for Foxton Locks fest
• Fine and dandy
• THE ART OF CITY LIVING
• A FASHIONABL­E PLACE TO STAY
• Big ideas for small spaces...
• Evolution is key word
• Philatelic contest
• Travel secrets...
• Carillon travels
• Talk on footpaths
• Chasing shadows
• Regular eye tests are vital for staying safe behind the wheel
• Loughborou­gh Town produce great team performanc­e to seal comfortabl­e home win over Khalsa
• Three teams in frame for Div One title
• Loughborou­gh Lightning too strong for the Dragons
• Charnwood AC U17 men just miss out on national cross country medal
• Charnwood Warriors 2nds win to keep play off hopes alive
• Five star performanc­e by Quorn Royals over FC Poplar
• Foxes extend lead at the top of the table
• Draycott Dynamos maintain their place at the top of Division One after 4-2 victory over Students A
• Stoppage time goal sinks Loughborou­gh Dynamo
• Emphatic win for Wymeswold FC over league leaders
• Festival of tennis
• Lightning edged out by Thunder
• Title joy

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