Loughborough Echo - 2020-03-18

• Rallying round to do their bit for those at risk
• Woman told to remove garden plants
• A life in table tennis
• 1,300 trees planted at the Outwoods
• RUSSELL GRANT
• Temporary job cuts at the airport
• Local events cancelled over coronaviru­s
• Man in his 80s stabbed with a screwdrive­r by bogus police officer
• It is clear to us that the flooding models are no longer adequate
• Hospice’s plea for a Gift that Gives instead of Easter eggs....
• Wettest February for past 43 years
• Jodie’s property ladder plan shortliste­d by bank
• Plans to enlarge village primary
• Anne and Wally celebratin­g their 70th anniversar­y
• More grants on offer to groups in community
• PLANNING APPLICATIO­NS
• Ideas put forward to transform the town
• Gang of thieves thwarted in bid to steal Post Office ATM
• Top chef returns to college where he learned basics of the craft
• Most expensive homes in the area revealed
• Vandalised trees are replaced
• New farm tenants set for ambitious conversion...
• Policing areas changing under new model
• Antibiotic-resistant infections are rising
• RAF veteran’s Ironman bid to raise money for the DMRC
• Airport set to outline green plans
• Royal honour for Loughborou­gh cadet...
• Sexual grooming prosecutio­n levels in spotlight
• College chef picks up prestigiou­s award from head chef of The Ritz
• Joining forces to support the ‘Giving for Gold’ initiative...
• The Falklands war of 1982
• Shiny past of stainless steel
• Seeing such progress
• The support is second to none
• Skittles and photograph­y
• Russell Smith announces closure
• Caught in the eye by tomato ketchup
• Talented University students performing in concert
• How to bring a landmark building into glorious life
• ‘In the Dark’ is title of Art Space exhibition
• Two exhibition­s
• Heard the one about Tim Vine being Elvis?: ‘It’s definitely not a stand-up show’
• NOW BOOKING
• When worlds collide
• Hopefully people will make more films with women’s stories that don’t have a man in the middle
• TO LOSE A CHILD IS AN ALL-CONSUMING GRIEF
• SOUND JUDGEMENT
• Young people are inspiring adults to do more and making us feel ashamed for not taking better care of our planet
• THE SECOND COMING
• ALL GEEK TO ME
• True story of protestors in a Miss World of trouble...
• ALSO SHOWING
• ARE YOU AHEAD OF YOUR TIME?
• tech that...
• FAMILY HOME
• The most annoying things that drivers do at petrol stations
• We should see ageing as a privilege, full of opportunit­y
• It’s normal for kids to get a few bugs a year
• ASK THE EXPERT
• Large crowd sees Birstall win the Junior Vase Final
• Warriors are victorious
• Dominant performanc­e in victory by Carillon
• Panthers pounce on a win over Town Men’s 3rd XI
• Latest results as season is on hold
• Comfortabl­e win for Loughborou­gh Town Men’s 1st XI over Boots
• Loughborou­gh Dynamo’s unbeaten seven-game run
• So close again to their first victory
• Premiershi­p leader East Leake Robins victorious
• Quorn bounce back with win
• Impressive win for Shepshed Dynamo
• Wheelchair tennis star reaches career high world ranking
• CALLED OFF
• Gymnasts and tumblers strike gold at qualifiers

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