Loughborough Echo - 2020-03-11

• Shoppers urged not to panic buy as some stores run out
• TIME FOR TWO
• Golf tournament to raise money for Age UK charity
• RUSSELL GRANTmirro­r.
• Loc8me initiative over wheelie-bin street issues
• Memorial garden created for firefighte­r who died on duty
• Love Loughborou­gh’s survey for town businesses
• More security officers sought for the airport
• Creative efforts paying off for hairdresse­r Imogen
• Villagers call for urgent work on Sileby brook
• Volunteer wardens see drivers throw warning signs into ditch
• Community hub praises Tarmac aid
• PLANNING APPLICATIO­NS
• University named best in the world for sports
• Amazon Prime scam warning issued
• Missed appointmen­ts put in the spotlight
• Raising cash to tackle poverty in Nepal
• Dental nurse’s skydive plan to thank Air Ambulance service
• Sports kit £5,000 grant fund up for grabs
• Delegates taken on tour of the borough at Charnwood 2020
• Call for public to report crimes online
• A new approach to knife crime - public lecture talk
• Domestic abuse support cash aid
• RAF veteran’s epic ride to help others
• New power plant bid for site of Ratcliffe power station
• Mumps appeal made to young people
• Collaborat­ive pledge by authoritie­s
• Priorities for year ahead set out by NWL
• Lesley is revealed as Autism Carer of the Year
• Musical tribute for life of Pramukh Swami Maharaj
• Presidenti­al presentati­on
• The altar boys from St Mary’s church
• Fifty Shades of Grey for World Book Day?
• Show celebratin­g music and career of Tina Turner
• Musical captures the tensions of the time
• Adrenaline-fuelled family experience
• ‘It’s probably the best show I’ve hosted since the 80s’
• THE SUBWAYS
• ‘It’s not a TED talk. I’m not there to give any answers, I’m the person who is flailing around’
• Golding’s classic fable heads for the city stage
• Here they go again!
• It's not all Doom and gloom
• BROTHERS IN CHARMS
• RAPPERS’ DELIGHT
• Just how much value will that extension add to your home?
• ROBIN’S NEST
• A home with a Canterbury tale to tell
• Renting out your driveway can cut mortgages by years
• Train hard and veg out
• I’m not for faddy diets – I exercise to allow myself a glass of wine
• Craig Witheford nets himself title hat-trick
• Grammar School student is set for kicking challenge
• Town Ladies 3rd XI secure Premier status
• Bottom Railway BA keep on track for the double
• Loughborou­gh Foxes suffer blow in their bid to avoid relegation
• Dynamo share the spoils in goalless draw
• Top of the table clash sees East Leake Robins grab top spot
• Town tennis clubs toast award success
• Manchester City Women set for FA Cup clash at Quorn
• VITAL WIN
• EXPLOSIVE!

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