Loughborough Echo - 2020-06-17

• Police plans to re-open town station front desk
• Schools Foundation reveals proposals to tackle any racism issues
• Have your say
• Orange Lady complaint made
• Back in business
• How the air ambulance helped save Helen’s life
• RUSSELL GRANT
• Co-op says that more than 65 food banks are sharing out over 75,000 items
• PLANNING DECISIONS
• PLANNING APPLICATIO­NS
• Garden waste service returning to normal collection­s as from this week
• Volunteer being sought to greet asylum seekers and others
• Many monuments of this type in local churches
• Isolating with Sir John Betjeman
• Milestone event for Charnwood refuse supervisor
• Canal & River Trust issue swim safety warning
• Plea for people to recognise historical significan­ce of bells
• Uni pandemic effort in spotlight
• New sculptures installed at Buttercup Fields
• Firms are still backing charities
• ...The Grey Hangman’s Stone
• Council wants to recognise its local heroes...
• Police issue warning over bitcoin scam email
• Town pub offering takeaway services
• Packed lunches for school reaches major milestone
• Burglars embark on £20,000 Selfridges shopping spree
• Duck is killed by dog at Hermitage fishing lake
• ONLINE SUNDAY SERVICES.
• East Leake
• Sutton Bonington
• Echo editor in zoom ‘visit’
• Memories of Owen Brown in town
• Military Cross Captain dies aged 97
• Town Hall staying closed this month
• Twycross Zoo reopening its doors this week, but with limited visitors...
• Football clubs receive welcome cash grants
• Netball superleagu­e season cancelled

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