



Harborough District Children and Young People’s Charity (HCYC) are very excited to announce a new youth club for the young people of Kibworth. Anyone aged 11 years to 16 years is invited to drop into The Well café on Tuesday evenings, term time, 6-7.30pm.
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Our group continues to grow, and we are so pleased to see our members relax with each other and share stories together.
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In spite of a cool breeze and deluges of rain, 25 individuals turned out for our April MU meeting on Thursday 6 April.
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The latest news and events from Kibworth & Fleckney Rotary Club.
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March was another busy month for the Hall and we had the usual number of regular classes. At the end of the month the Hall was booked out for Main St Theatre and Kibworth Theatre Companies’ joint production of A Bunch of Amateurs. The production played to a very full Hall for three consecutive evenings. Leicester Wildlife Hospital did a table top sale. Additionally, we remain well used for children’s parties.
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There are small boxes at the back of St Wilfrid’s Church for collections.
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The Welcome Kitchen returns
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Again, dear reader, heartfelt thanks for all your help and support throughout the year.
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Once again Home-Start South Leicestershire, based in Market Harborough and helping families with young children across the whole Harborough District, are looking for new volunteers to join their friendly team. The next training course starts in May 2023.
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Kibworth Easy Riders along with the Fleckney and Kibworth Running Club are organising a fundraising Duathlon for LOROS on Sunday 2 April. Meet 9.30am for a 10am start at Kibworth Cricket Club.
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This new prayer space is now open at The Well until the end of April, for a quiet time of reflection with others or on your own. You can use the stone as a meditative tool to be placed into cleansing water. Alternatively, you can take it home as a remembrance of finding your peaceful place
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Well Spring has sprung, meteorologically speaking at least. The nights are drawing out and the clocks go forward in a couple of weeks. We’re starting to see the signs of new life as snowdrops, crocus and daffodils pop up and our garden birds start checking out bird boxes for a suitable place to build a nest.
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