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An Evening with Robin Ince

23rd January 2023 | Business, What's On

Kibworth Books is proud to announce that comedian, actor and writer Robin Ince will be visiting us for an exclusive event on the 25th January 2023. He will talk to us about his brilliant book, Bibliomaniac. Robin will also be signing copies of his book purchased at Kibworth Books. Two sittings are available for this event.
Further details and ticket info at: kibworthbooks.com/collections/events. Tel: 0116 279 1121.

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News from Smeeton Westerby

19th January 2023 | What's On

With the beginning of a new year, we are starting to look forward to several exciting events that are to be held here in Smeeton at both the church and the village hall.

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Christmas tree

News from Smeeton Westerby

19th December 2022 | What's On

Smeeton Westerby’s Christmas celebrations started with a bang with our very successful Christmas Fayre. The hall looked really festive. Santa had arrived and was waiting patiently in his grotto. The stall holders had done a wonderful job setting up and displaying their goods and so all that were needed were customers! Knowing that there were other much bigger fêtes on, we opened our doors with some trepidation. However, to our great joy, so many people started arriving.

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Main Street Theatre Company & Kibworth Theatre Company

19th December 2022 | Clubs and Societies, What's On

Rehearsals for our March Production of ‘A Bunch of Amateurs’ have begun in earnest, with a lot of work being done on the script and characterisation. Director Alison Langrick is very pleased with the progress that we are making and this is already looking as if it will be a very entertaining production. Certainly, if it causes as many laughs as the rehearsals are doing, then the audiences will be in for a very good time.

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Kibworth Band - December 2022

19th December 2022 | Clubs and Societies, What's On

It was good to see so many people at the Remembrance Service Parade. We turned out a slightly smaller Band than normal – we were hit by Covid – and on this important day of the year it’s difficult to ‘borrow’ players because most bands are out.

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