Loughborough Echo - 2020-06-24

• Community centre to close after 54 years
• Plans for 73 acre Quorn solar farm with industrial units
• Get a free advert in The Echo
• Legend of the Lady of Ulverscrof­t
• Jobs to go at University
• Dad part of Covid 19 drug clinical trial
• RUSSELL GRANTmirro­r.
• PLANNING DECISIONS
• PLANNING APPLICATIO­NS
• Plans to transform former colliery site are on track for autumn completion
• Heroes are being thanked with Armed Forces Day
• Crime figures reported as ‘low’
• Art and degree shows go online
• We will continue to monitor and campaign over incinerato­r
• They are rushing headlong towards a no deal Brexit
• Students’ business named best young enterprise start up in UK
• Mental health conditions are put in the spotlight
• College collaborat­ion praised
• Rainbows Hospice is facing lockdown shortfall of £1m
• Charnwood jobless figures more than double in lockdown
• Parents offered chance to download ‘sports day’
• Bus firms will offer credits or refunds to parents
• Pedal power sees fund-raiser pass £100,000 mark
• Lions and GCL Hopkins unite for lockdown help
• Shepshed tip to reopen on Thursday
• Two teenage girls arrested in County Lines operation
• New hospice service is hailed a hit
• Police four times more likely to use force against black people
• Back to the Future fan fulfils dream
• Youngsters get chance to compose film soundtrack
• SEGRO Centenary Fund cash boost for charities
• Saw planes towing gliders for the airbourne troops
• Laura hoping for bestseller with lockdown book
• Community well-being is put in the spotlight
• Pedal power boosts Covid-19 appeal
• All Race for Life events are cancelled for 2020
• Professor’s new book aims to help with type 2 diabetes
• LSR School games stages its first ever virtual championsh­ips
• Dental practices can now open for business again
• Bollywood event raises £1,000 memorial cash for hospital
• Dangerous driver jailed after high speed pursuit
• Coronaviru­s risk warning for town diabetics
• East Leake
• Sutton Bonington
• When Jim Bailey sailed solo all the way across the Atlantic
• Museum activities adapted for visitors to use at home
• Glitch almost put dream in jeopardy
• Timber Festival postponed until next year, date set
• Clapped out Granada running on pig manure
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE QUIZ
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE CROSSWORD
• TWO SPEED CROSSWORD
• Boat club crews’ joy at their return to water...
• University opening up facilities to let elite athletes train

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