Hinckley Times - 2019-10-02

• ‘Get out of my way or I will stab you’ shoplifter’s chilling threat to council man
• Peter Andre is given an Isla stone
• New drive thru set to open early next year
• 11,480 crimes have been committed against businesses in the county
• Petition to save X-ray services in town
• How many million pound homes are there in the area?
• Mediterran­ean style pizza cafe set to open in Regent Street
• City marathon and half marathon this weekend
• Firm appears in royal baby book
• £450m grant to transform hospitals
• New book about Henry’s march to Battle of Bosworth
• You can volunteer and make a difference
• Story of computer pioneer Ada Lovelace on show at the Atkins
• Electric park and ride buses among ‘green’ council plans
• Group aims to invade host body
• A QUESTION OF FAITH
• Burbage Common lacks birds as the insects are cut down
• Brexit is a complex jigsaw where pieces do not fit
• Work on £2m road scheme is under way
• Hospital’s workforce fears over ‘no deal’ Brexit
• Proposal to install roller shutters for Millennium Hall in Burbage
• Real-life Dani Doolittle
• Anger at implicatio­n council is in cahoots with Poundstret­cher
• Veteran Tom celebrates 100th birthday
• Spooky times ahead in the town
• Hourly, direct train to Leeds from city, via HS2, proposed
• Restaurant picks up its first award
• Maternity services ‘are safe’ - despite midwife shortage
• Suspended on full pay awaiting trial for theft, police worker took £91k in wages for over three years - then changed her plea
• 79-year-old grandad climbing Kilimanjar­o for a good cause
• Driver was over drug limit
• Fun day in aid of Loros hospice
• Week of events at town library
• History society meeting and help desk event at museum
• Beautician Natalie is up for top award
• The cars are the stars
• ‘I was actually originally offered a lead role in the film but it was impossible to make it work’
• NOW BOOKING
• ‘I got pulled up for joking about my dad’s disability’
• ‘I could skate before I could even walk’
• SEVEN DRUNKEN NIGHTS – THE STORY OF THE DUBLINERS
• New Work Festival to take over The Curve
• JOKER'S WILD
• ALSO SHOWING
• Classic eighties film is a stage classic
• Store offers free place to meet for local groups
• It’s the art of the Midlands
• Lessons in how to cut violence
• Fired up about the news
• Firm crowned at event
• Average adult uses 999 twice in lifetime
• Work to start on fast broadband access
• Cast announced for festive show
• ‘We’re monks going through ancient manuscript­s’
• Concordia Theatre Latest Listings
• Steps we can take to help reduce kids’ stress levels
• ASK THE EXPERT
• HRFC rugby round up
• Bonus points for battling Bosworth
• Goons are held to a draw by G Ward B
• Cadbury hold AFC to score draw in league
• With Richard Wade
• Trojans take their third successive win of the season in air rifle league
• Hinckley Gold Club Ladies Results
• Thumping six-try win for Hornets
• Superb away win for LRFC

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