Loughborough Echo - 2020-10-28

• Body in burnt-out building: Why was blaze started?
• Doctor helps launch poppy appeal
• Football great who loved his hometown where it all began
• College joins £2bn scheme aiming to Kickstart young careers
• Canal boat charity has hit jackpot with £223k
• Work has started on eyesore site
• Memory walks
• There is no support from anywhere for plans to merge councils and abolish Charnwood
• ‘You try to avoid being consumed by anger, but we do not believe he should ever be out’
• £70,000 given to council to help heritage
• Boy, 16, is arrested after incident in park
• Steep increase in cases ‘could push district into Tier 2’
• Student battered woman 10 times with rolling pin
• Manufactur­er’s £10k donation for kit saving children’s lives
• Friends run half marathon and raise cash for a very good cause
• Office relocation for estate agents after 25 years
• Christmas toy appeal is launched by Co-op stores
• Could you help heal hearts of devoted doggy duo?
• Repair work set to begin on Gateway
• Town’s Aldi store reopens with a fresh new look
• Top national honour for pie maker’s vegan offer
• Keep eye out for mystery disease
• The ‘blue-green’ risk lurking in water
• ‘The economy is in decent shape’
• YOURS STARS WITH
• Long Whatton and Diseworth
• Sutton Bonington
• East Leake
• Oaks in Charnwood
• Trekking in the Himalayas
• Rushcliffe
• Which puppet will be voted in?
• Homeless interview that somewhat begged a question
• Appeal is launched in bid to save Carl’s boxing gym
• Alex Baker relishing the chance to learn from her idols
• Roddy signs for Lightning
• Carillon Ladies win a five goal thriller
• Town Men’s 3rd XI hit four goals as they extend their unbeaten run
• First win of the campaign
• Town Ladies 3rd XI secure vital away win at Charnwood
• Wood grabs five goals as Carillon cruise to victory
• Mansfield too strong for Town’s 4th XI
• Dynamo win again to stay at top of the table
• In form Premiershi­p leaders hit six without reply
• Luffs play well despite defeat
• Quorn remain unbeaten in the league but have to settle for draw QUORN were looking to get back on track after a midweek match against Rugby Town which saw them lead 3-0 at half time but come away with a 3-3 draw. It looked promising as only four minutes
• Sporting Loughborou­gh give insight into effect of Covid-19

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