Loughborough Echo - 2019-12-18

• 3M to sell Derby Road site - around 445 staff to transfer
• We’ve got a new MP...
• How the town centre has changed
• ... but it’s not goodbye just yet
• Festive message for the community lotto
• RUSSELL GRANTmirro­r.
• Nicky Morgan to become a baroness and stay in post
• Man loses sight in one eye after assault
• Student is stabbed as she walks home
• Recruitmen­t drive at the airport
• Charnwood Oaks Nursing Home downgraded after CQC inspection
• Student in the national finals
• Used needle found at beauty spot by mum with toddler son
• Motorist helps catch shop burglars
• Health Spa Week proves a big success
• PLANNING APPLICATIO­NS ANSTEY. ROTHLEY.
• November had the highest rainfall in the past 25 years
• Experts sharing tips for sustainabl­e Christmas
• Bradgate celebrates National Tree Week
• Car thief is jailed after dangerous police chase
• Courses on offer from county’s adult learning service
• Launch of First World War novel by town author
• Recognitio­n for college student
• Safe child-friendly wi-fi at airport
• Award joy for Bradgate Park Trust
• Cooking up a sell-out success!
• New distributi­on facility for the Games Workshop
• Cannabis farm remnants are found dumped in country lane
• Uni researcher­s gain road safety awards
• Farmers count the cost of flytipping
• Antibiotic­s advice for the winter
• Domestic abuse incidents every 25 minutes
• Third award for film Breck’s Last Game
• Airport staff to help Treetops Hospice
• Direct cargo flights to China being explored
• Food bank donations sought
• Architects celebrate 10th birthday
• Sutton Bonington
• Rempstone
• THE SHOW MUST GO ON.
• Voyage to the Caribbean...
• Stepping back in time
• Victorian style Christmas...
• Speech and evaluation
• More than a double Whammy
• Relaxed performanc­e of Town Hall pantomime
• WHAT’S ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19 A Lunchtime Concert is taking place at Emmanuel Church in Loughborou­gh. It will feature a mix of sacred and humorous, thoughtful and entertaini­ng Christmas music. Admission is free but donations are appreciate­d. The concer
• New arts project is launched by Radar
• Splendour festival tickets go on sale
• Linking past, present and future
• ‘I think it’s going to be like one long stag do...’
• NOW BOOKING
• A trip to Pepperland!
• WILL YOUNG/JAMES MORRISON
• ‘It’ll just be lovely to get back. I’m so, so looking forward to it. I really can’t wait’
• NOTTINGHAM PLAYHOUSE CHOIR
• Craig’s new show
• SEALS GALORE
• the LIFE of DAVID
• SETH’S VOYAGE
• FOREST SIDE
• Top tips for driving when the sunshine is bright or low
• Treat your teeth well this Christmas
• ASK THE EXPERT
• Step into Christmas
• University launches its Para Sport vision...
• Draycott Diamonds leading the race for table tennis title
• Loughborou­gh University to host internatio­nal conference for sports agents
• League leaders open up a massive 17 point lead
• Rugby kicking talent will be put to the test in new challenge hosted at Uni
• Foxes ease relegation fears with stylish win
• Falcons FC soar to the top of the Premiershi­p table
• Dynamo still waiting for first away victory
• Loughborou­gh FC in bid to secure its future

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