Loughborough Echo - 2019-09-11

• Outrage over plans to close school pool
• Groups are offered free meeting spaces
• RUSSELL GRANTmirro­r.
• Best town business winners in annual Bloom competitio­n
• Teamwork to create recyclable cups
• Grant scheme sees empty house brought back to life
• Town is in line for up to £25m in Govt funding
• People encouraged to ensure they are up to date with MMR vaccines
• We are both disgusted at pool closure
• Scooter Club names Reverse Rett as charity
• How to keep the old grey matter fit and stimulated
• ‘60 for Sarah’ charity challenge
• Smartphone­s ban in school grounds
• Speed restrictio­ns in place for M1 works
• Chauffeur service marks birthday with new addition to its fleet
• Essential maintenanc­e set to be carried out on M1 junction 23
• Nature reserve is hit by vandalism attack
• Threatened to petrol bomb council offices
• Praise for college volunteers
• Fires across county revealed
• Man sold cocaine in town pub to undercover police
• Top medical practices are revealed
• Mutilation figures are released
• Cameras spied on teen girls
• £2.4m of heroin is smuggled in
• Rainbows chosen as housebuild­er charity
• College’s degree programmes receive endorsemen­t
• Protecting staff on the frontline
• New charity shop opens in Loughborou­gh to help look after injured pets
• Hoping to avoid reporting on election
• Bollywood is beckoning...
• Two new shows are on way to Centre
• WHAT’S ON NCT Nearly New Sale at Loughborou­gh Students’ Union, Loughborou­gh University in Ashby Road. Doors open at 11.30am (11am for NCT members) and the sale closes at 1.30pm. Admission is £1 per adult (children are free) and the entry fee is in aid of
• Exhibition at the Old Rectory Museum
• Toddler talks aimed at inspiring youngsters about conservati­on
• Outdoor pool plans unveiled
• Kick off fun for autumn
• FEARS OF A CLOWN
• ‘If you’re not a fan, you’ll still have a great evening’
• THE NIGHT CAFE
• ‘I remember hearing Ferry Cross The Mersey. My hair stood on end. I was so enraptured’
• POETRY, PLEASE!
• Mayhem warning
• tech that...
• PARADISE FOR THRILL-SEEKERS
• THINGS ARE LOOKING UP
• East Leake
• Normanton on Soar
• Sutton Bonington
• First meeting of the season
• Flower lovers’ luncheon
• 101 things you never knew...
• What business is it of yours?
• Back on the Rainbows run
• Motorists reveal their struggle with how to park a vehicle
• What type of headache have you got?
• HEALTH NOTES
• Time to turn over a new leaf
• Fitness is important but I’m scared to go back to pole dancing
• Lightning signings revealed
• Shepshed runners out in force for the last race of the season
• Fantastic start to season for Loughborou­gh Town
• Multiple champions to be crowned at weekend
• Shirley Ellis Trophy was last mixed open of season
• Rose & Crown AW lose to the leaders
• Big win for Shepshed... but promotion bid fails
• Loughborou­gh Dynamo ‘a lot more resilient’
• Loss of key defensive players bites as Foxes hit by losses
• Barrow Town Reserves beat Loughborou­gh FC
• Hat trick for Bott as Mountsorre­l Amateurs beat FC Polonia
• Shepshed Dynamo are still yet to concede a goal
• Boat club sends record crews to World Masters
• Deadline looming to get sports award nomination­s lodged
• Melanie proves she is the champ

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