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Kibworth Community Library - January 2023
23rd January 2023 | Community
“Winter is the time for comfort, for good food and warmth, for the touch of a friendly hand, and for a talk beside the fire: it is the time for home.” – Edith Sitwell.
Read moreKibworth Community Library Book Club
23rd January 2023 | Community
Sue Wyburn leads the group. You can contact her for more information by email at suewyburn@hotmail.com
Read moreWhat's Going On? - January 2023
23rd January 2023 | Community
It has been noted that Joseph Davies Barbering, Ltd formerly of Harcourt Estate has relocated to the ‘waiting room and ticket office’, of Kibworth’s The Old Railway Station, 15 Isabel Lane.
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Painting for Peace
23rd December 2022 | Community
Harvey Gardiner has recently painted a watercolour to send a message of support to Ukraine and raise funds for the Children of Ukraine’s Unicef Appeal. The just giving page launched this morning.
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Kibworth Community Library
20th December 2022 | Community
“The only thing that you absolutely have to know is the location of the library” - Albert Einstein
Read moreCanal cuttings
19th December 2022 | Community
We managed to get through the very dry season without any further restrictions on movement through the locks, unlike canals in other parts of the country (most of them have re-opened now) although it was a close thing. Water was regularly run down at night to top up the lower Leics. Line, through to Leicester, which has suffered from leakage forever.
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Have you visited the Welcome Kitchen yet?
19th December 2022 | Clubs and Societies, Community, What's On
The short answer is probably “No”.
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Duggie's Ramblings Dec 22
19th December 2022 | Community
Wood Wide Web This is not a typing/laptop mistake, it is taken from a book that I was recommended to read. It is written by the colourfully named Merlin Sheldrake and entitled 'Entangled Life.' All praised by, no less authorities than, Robert Macfarlane and Helen MacDonald. For a biologist or better still a botanist this book would give 'insider' knowledge of an important, possibly familiar, and revelatory nature but as a non-biologist or botanist. I found reading the book like walking in the dark through unfamiliar land. I came out of it better informed, it was a worthwhile read! I learned that mushrooms are the fruit of the fungi and the truffle is the most precious!
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