Loughborough Echo - 2020-10-14

• Minister asked to back plans to abolish council
• Battling back from crash that changed dad’s life
• Have your say on £17.5m plans to transform campus
• Second wave of Covid ‘real and happening now’
• How tier system will affect the county
• £25m is released to aid recovery from Covid-19
• Do lockdowns work or are we being sleepwalke­d into a disaster?
• I don’t think killing a badger would be beneficial to it
• ‘Save open space and sign petition’ – latest bid to halt housing
• Experience­s of crime are being sought
• Chocolate thief ‘turns life around’ during lockdown
• Ex-politician who met sultans – and played in the band
• Tributes to top university athletics coach
• Covid: From the first calls of cases and preparing for what comes next
• 360 Covid cases are reported in schools since start of term
• Bell museum rings the changes to ensure it is Covid-safe
• Older people lost £26k to cybercrime scams - with fears of extra victims over lockdown
• Covid cases predicted to rise among over-60s
• Coast-to-coast ride nets £10k boost for Alex’s Wish
• Ben’s Sunday best for charity and NHS staff
• Alex’s wish is to see off disease
• Action as lockdown brings spike in domestic abuse cases
• Make your wishes known and tell your family about organ donation, says NHS
• Anxiety over mental health service for cancer patients
• Do your bit to make microchipp­ing cats compulsory - charity
• Puppy love: Dogs Trust’s top tips on bringing up baby
• YOUR STARS WIHT Claire Petulengro
• How to raise a polite pooch
• People who beat Covid sought to give plasma
• Group of academics backing a ‘herd immunity’ approach
• Hospitals were almost free of Covid patients before the latest spike
• Plans submitted to Charnwood Borough Council Refurbishm­ent and changes to Taylor’s Foundry planned
• Urgent call for help as charity shop struggles
• Alcohol treatment funds are taken away as problems getting worse
• Digital display at camera club
• What a tangled web we weave!
• Carillon Men’s 1st XI extend red hot start
• Town Ladies 3rd XI can take positives from defeat
• Reality check for Carillon A as lacklustre display ends in defeat
• Carillon’s newest team bags away win
• Tough day for Town 4th XI
• Six goal thriller for Town 3rd XI
• Woodhouse Imperial on fire with 15-2 home victory!
• The Luffs secure deserved midweek point against league leaders Highfield
• Burrows’ penalty double earns Dynamo victory
• Frustratio­n for Shepshed
• IT’S A HAT-TRICK...

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