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	Loughborough Echo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Loughborough Echo is the only paid-for local newspaper based in the town of Loughborough in Leicestershire, England and serving the town and the surrounding area.
		The newspaper is well known for its lively letter columns in which contributors debate such items of local interest as the controversial introduction of "wheelie bins" into the Charnwood Borough Council area, and the continuing expansion of Loughborough University.
		The Echo has a website at www.icloughborough.co.uk which is updated with a selection of news, leisure and sport every week.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Loughborough_Echo (188 words)

	Loughborough - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Loughborough (pronounced LUFF-burra or LUFF-bruh) is the largest town in Leicestershire, England (the City of Leicester excluded).
		Loughborough has its own newspaper, the Loughborough Echo, but in common with many towns and villages in Leicestershire is also served by the Leicester-based Leicester Mercury.
		Loughborough has a large, campus university situtated on the south of the town.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Loughborough (514 words)

	GENUKI - Loughborough Genealogy
		Loughborough is a polling place, and the principal place of election for the Parliamentary representatives of the Northern Division of Leicestershire; and gives name to a Poor Law Union, and a County Court District.
		Loughborough Cemetries Burials Index is available on microfiche from the Leicestershire and Rutland Family History Society.
		Loughborough is in the Borough of Charnwood whose heritage page provides information on museums, war memorial and the carrilon.
	www.genuki.org.uk /big/eng/LEI/Loughborough.html (678 words)

	Loughborough Lions Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Loughborough has 3 daughter clubs – Melton Mowbray, chartered in 1974, Ashby de-la-Zouch and Coalville, in 1976 and the Loughborough Lioness Club in 1985.
		Service activities include the recording of the ‘Loughborough Echo’ in partnership with other service organisations in the town for the Talking News for the Blind, which has continued for 30 years with member Lion Phil Webster on the first tape continuously through to the most recent tape recorded.
		Loughborough Lions Club is delighted to act as the Convention Host Committee for a second time and hopes the fun and enthusiasm enjoyed by all Club members is evident in the arrangements for the 2004 Lions District 105E Convention.
	loughborough.lions105e.org.uk /history.htm (540 words)

	Loughborough Boat Gathering 2002
		The local paper, the Loughborough Echo, was concerned at the poor state of the wharf in the town and started the rally in an effort to secure its future.
		The pound between Kegworth and Zouch is used by rowers from the Loughborough Rowing Club: no doubt an offshoot of Loughborough University, which in my youth was known as Loughborough Colleges and which supplied many PE teachers (with their pink tracksuits worn as a badge of honour) and a good number of top-class athletes.
		Loughborough Lock was a little busy but once again Rumpus’s small size enabled us to fit where others couldn’t, so we got straight in the lock and away.
	website.lineone.net /~nbrumpus/cruise07.htm (1037 words)

	Loughborough - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about Loughborough
		Industries include engineering, bell-founding, children's book publishing, brickmaking, and the manufacture of heavy duty electrical goods and power generators, knitwear, hosiery, pharmaceuticals, and medical supplies.
		Loughborough University of Technology was established in 1966 (formerly the College of Technology, and incorporating the college of education).
		Great Paul, the bell of St Paul's Cathedral, London, was cast in Loughborough.
	encyclopedia.farlex.com /Loughborough (137 words)

	Loughborough
		Loughborough is situated in the East Midlands of England and has about 50,000 citizens.
		There is only one cinema in Loughborough and because is mainly visited by students and people of young age, the wear and tear can be seen all over the place.
		There is not very much to see in Loughborough (or I do not know it yet), but a few things are to be mentioned: The weekly market is crowded with people who sell almost everything like the necessary stationery for the students.
	eddy.uni-duisburg.de /ipluemel/loughborough.html (336 words)

	Loughborough Cinemas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		For the Loughborough seating capacity of 1,625 without the cost of land, the cost per seat was £18.76.
		The Odeon at Loughborough was built at an estimated — or rather published — cost of £50,000 (the same figure as quoted for the town’s New Empire) for the then rapidly expanding chain of Oscar Deutsch, and it held 1,625 seated patrons (1,029 in the stalls and 596 in the circle).
		The Loughborough Odeon was more fortunate than most, even those that remained in cinema hands, in that when Mecca decided to sell, it was bought in 1977 by the locally-based businessman, Mr James Thomas, who has maintained the building immaculately as the present Beacon Bingo operation.
	www.merciacinema.org.uk /gallery0605.htm (2533 words)

	BBC NEWS \| England \| Leicestershire \| Murdered Adam was 'loveable rogue'
		In November 2002, a house in Havelock Street in Loughborough was turned into a chamber of horrors, where a boy was beaten, tortured and eventually cut into pieces with a saw.
		John Brindley, news editor of the Loughborough Echo, said the town was stunned when the news emerged about the "body parts" murder.
		"We regard Loughborough as a very ordinary and prosperous town and the brutality of what was involved took everyone completely by surprise - we were completely off guard," he said.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/england/leicestershire/3241126.stm (601 words)

	loughborough orchestra concert page classical orchestra in loughborough east midlands playing concerts in borough of ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Loughborough has now obliged in the form of the Loughborough Orchestra with Liz Thomas, Emmanuel Church and the Steinway what seems to live not far away.
		When local orchestras tackle works even just outside the popular repertoire, as Loughborough Orchestra did in their concert at All Saints church in the town, there's a chance they may be giving local permieres or at least the first performance for a long time.
		She has played with the Loughborough Orchestra before, but the Sibelius Concerto is singularly demanding, and to come so close to her beautiful warm-toned and responsive solo was hugely rewarding.
	www.loughboroughorchestra.org.uk /concerts.html (3421 words)

	3M Health Care - About Us (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		We focus support specifically on Loughborough and its surrounding villages, as we believe concentrating our support in this way will have the greatest impact in improving the lives of local people and their environment.
		After much deliberation, our judging panel compromising of the Mayor of Charnwood, CEO of Charnwood Volunteer Sector, a former winner of the Community Awards and representatives of 3M and the Echo, made the difficult decision as to which charities would receive this year's awards.
		The awards were presented by Loughborough MP, Andy Reed at a prestigious ceremony at Loughborough Town Hall in June.
	cms.3m.com /cms/GB/en/0-12/ikkzrFV/view.jhtml (237 words)

	Loughborough Cinemas
		At Loughborough, the building reverted to the Theatre Royal name for a ‘grand re-opening’ on August 3rd with a split week of ‘the great Moral Play (not a picture)’ The White Slave Traffic for the first half, and on Thursday to Saturday The Bad Girl of the Family.
		From the issue of 27 November the Theatre Royal was under the ‘Loughborough Amusements’ banner in the local newspapers, a block of four formed by the Empire, Victory, Premier and Theatre Royal.
		This attitude is bolstered by a comment by Charles Deeming, quoted in the Loughborough Echo obituary of him in 1978 — “At Loughborough, the high class films went to the Victory, and the more popular pictures such as cowboys and Indians to the Empire”.
	www.merciacinema.org.uk /gallery0305.htm (4849 words)

	CareOnLine: Loughborough
		Aims: to advise and support people with epilesy and their families; to educate the public by means of talks and films and raise funds for the groups projects.
		Loughborough and Coalville Branch of the British Epilepsy Association
		Aiming to give people with physical disability the opportunity to pursue a leisure activity of their choice, which is virtually unlimited in partnership with a volunteer.
	www.leicscareonline.org.uk /CareOnline_2/generic/sublistitems.asp?SectionID=1&ListID=7&SubListID=4&ItemID=77&Title=LAMP (2033 words)

	reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The most impressive display of musicianship anywhere in Loughborough this year, possibly for many years, happened in Emmanuel Church during the second concert of the Charnwood Orchestra's 30th anniversary season.
		Loughborough Building Society, the sponsors, were surely well pleased.
		Brief and modest it may be, short winded even, (Mozart was only twelve), but it found the orchestra right on their toes for the start of their 31st season.
	www.charnwoodorchestra.org.uk /reviews.htm (1677 words)

	Welcome
		The remainder come from a series of over 1,200 of his sketches published in the Loughborough Echo between 1950 and 1974 under the title “From an Artist’s Sketchbook”.
		I have spent many hours in Loughborough library searching through back copies of the Loughborough Echo on microfilm, and have found the articles which accompanied a few of the pictures in my possession, although much work still remains to be done in this respect.
		My sincerest thanks go to the editors of the Loughborough and Shepshed Echo and the Melton Times for their kind permission to reproduce articles published in their newspapers.
	www.eluk.co.uk /fromanartistssketchbook/welcome.html (370 words)

	Essay or Coursework : Accommodation in Loughborough.
		Coursework and Essays: By Level: College and University: Geography: Accommodation in Loughborough
		Several other people also kindly donated their time in completing our questionnaires, and we would like to thank them for reading and offering their criticism and encouragement.
		As every academic year begins, a large number of the new students in Loughborough will face a problem to find the ideal accommodation to live in.
	www.coursework.info /i/57375.html (299 words)

	BLACKSMITHS [ARMS] reviews
		Loughboroughs pub scene a much needed injection of personality.
		There are few pubs in Loughborough that can honestly be said to feel like "Locals" (the Swann in the Rushes springs to mind) and now we have lost one of those few.
		Avoid this place - maybe the owner will go and get a proper job and let it be taken over by someone with some imagination.
	loughborough.2cuk.co.uk /photo6.html (2438 words)

	Website Trinity Mirror Brands
		The award-winning Loughborough Echo is the only paid-for newspaper exclusively serving Loughborough and the surrounding rural area.
		It reaches more readers living in the core Loughborough region than any other newspaper and has a localised edition serving Shepshed.
		As the Loughborough region’s favourite title, the Echo provides a trustworthy and traditional view of life in the area.
	www.trinitymirror.com /brands/regionals/midlands/mwm (111 words)

	Shooting of the film Enigma in Quorn, June 2000 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Filming took place at Loughborough station earlier in the week - the station will appear as Bletchley, Rugby and Glasgow in the movie.
		Quorn station (playing Bletchley) was used throughout 7th June and it was on this day we joined in the action on set, in the midst of the stars, the many local extras and the film crew.
		Around 80 extras were on set - all local people who had replied to an advertisement in the Loughborough Echo, which attracted over 1,000 responses.
	www.quorndon.com /events/enigma/enigmamain2.html (283 words)

	BBC - Leicester - Entertainment - Dame's diary
		One of those who have taken part was the Loughborough MP Andy Reed and he was a very good sport.
		The Loughborough Echo was also very complimentary, saying "The double act between Dame Sarah and Jack was the driving force behind the comedy" and "the pair have become so popular it seems unthinkable that you could have a Town Hall panto without them now".
		This is my seventh year in Loughborough and we have had three different production companies in that time.
	www.bbc.co.uk /leicester/content/articles/2005/11/26/dames_diary_feature.shtml (1992 words)

	Background (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		In April 1998, Fellows interested in forming a new Group were invited to attend a meeting at Loughborough College.
		In the event, those Fellows have become the Steering Group and de facto organising committee, promoting events and operating within the wider RSA structure, the most important parts of which are the East Midlands Region and the RSA Midlands Centre.
		In February 1999 a press release was issued to the News Editor of the Leicester Mercury, Loughborough Echo, Loughborough Mail, Melton Times and to the RSA's Media Relations Office at John Adams Street.
	www.filkin.fsbusiness.co.uk /RSA/background.html (237 words)

	OFF THE TELLY: Reviews/Gold/Teenage Video Diaries: "In Bed With Chris Needham"
		Chris is a student at Rawlins, situated just out of Loughborough itself, and a sort of rival to Burleigh, where I went (both state schools, both 14-18).
		Almost the entire teenage population of Loughborough tuned in for the repeat as part of BBC2's DEF II - shorn of the swearing, unfortunately.
		A couple of years ago the local paper, The Loughborough Echo, responded to a letter from someone citing the programme by launching a where-is-he-now?
	www.offthetelly.co.uk /reviews/gold/chrisneedham.htm (799 words)

	Original Charnwood Arts - sportsLINK - Out of Bounds (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The Sports-Link project officer is currently planning an alternative educational programme for young people who attend the Student Support Centre in Loughborough.
		The project which is being organised by Charnwood Arts, Loughborough University and the Student Support Centre will provide pupils with a varied programme of activities including outward bound activities, sports sessions, dance, drama, and music workshops one afternoon per week.
		The 2006 3M Health Care and Loughborough Echo Community Awards are..
	www.sportslink.info /11224.html (156 words)

	In Memory - Summer - Autumn 2004
		Stan was a Special Constable in the village for 16 years and was presented with a long service award for his contribution; Quorn correspondent to the Loughborough Echo and Parish Councillor and Chairman from 1983 to1991.
		Then after meeting friends who had similar interests in engines, this interest progressed and along came 'Jessica', a Ruston & Hornby stationery engine, which Stan salvaged from a Loughborough allotment and spend many hours and months renovating until it was in prestige show condition.
		He was then introduced to the National Vintage Tractor and Engine Club, and was the Secretary of Midlands Section until recently resigning his position, due ill health.
	www.quorndon-mag.org.uk /archive/summer-autumn2004/memory.html (622 words)

	Trinity Mirror Research - Regional Newspapers
		The Liverpool Echo is the biggest selling newspaper on Merseyside and has the second largest circulation of any evening newspaper outside of London.
		The Journal is the North East's most popular quality tabloid, while the Evening Chronicle is the biggest selling newspaper in the region reflecting the vibrancy and passion of the area.
		Midland Weekly Newspapers publishes a number of weekly titles across the Midlands, including the Loughborough Echo and the Solihull News.
	www.amra.co.uk /docs/tmresearch1.htm (289 words)

	LBoroSU \| Housing:Finding Accommodation
		Properties to let for the academic year 2005/2006 are advertised by the property shop in SAS from 6th December 2004.
		There is a new classified section on the Loughborough Union homepage at www.lufbra.net
		Publications like the Loughborough Echo (available in the Students Union shop) contain sections advertising properties.
	www.lufbra.net /DisplayPage.asp?pageid=2098 (442 words)

	Early Years
		For the enthusiasts we had a Vox AC 40 a Vox AC60 amps and later a Watkins Copycat echo unit.
		I was never much good but we had some fun and I got to know the business.
		ONE OF THESE BANDS WAS “ THE MULBERRY BLUES” (Pictured above for the Loughborough Echo) FROM THE LOUGHBOROUGH AREA.
	website.lineone.net /~big.bopper/EarlyYears.html (405 words)

	Big Cat - Panther Spotted in Quorn
		Sightings of the Quorn panther have reached an all-time high after the big cat was featured in last week's Echo.
		I saw In the Echo that people had seen something that looked like a panther in Quorn.
		As the cat was gazing at the gardener in his allotment I continued over the bridge and turned left to go into the allotments to alert the gardeners but, having second thoughts, I decided to leave well alone.
	www.quorndon-mag.org.uk /cgi-bin/wwwboard/messages/71.html (720 words)

	HELIX (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Likewise the winds in Mozart’s C minor Serenade K.388, a fine piece that needed just a little more pace and precision but was a delight to hear.
		The familiar charms of Delius’s Aquarelles with their echoes of Grieg.
		Could hardly misfire at this level of playing, but the Gershwin novelty, his Lullaby for string quartet, had mixed fortunes.
	www.spikejohnston.supanet.com /helix/Reviews.htm (1191 words)

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