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St Wilfrid's Church, Kibworth, Leicester

St Wilfrid's

21st February 2026 | Churches, What's On

There will be a special service at St Wilfrid’s Kibworth with communion, hymns, and prayer. During this service, ashes made from palm crosses are blessed and used to make crosses on people’s foreheads to signify the repentance of sin and mortality.

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Adoption of Children Act 1926

20th February 2026 | News

The history of adoption in the UK shows an interesting journey. It highlights the evolution of societal attitudes, legal frameworks, and support systems surrounding the placement of adopted children in need of stable and loving homes.

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Television @ 100 years

20th February 2026 | News

Television as we know it is one hundred years old this month - January 2026. From grainy black-and-white to crystal clear 4K, TV has been on a journey over the last century.

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Local Vets offer Acupuncture and Opthalmology

20th February 2026 | Health

Ash Tree Vets now offers Acupuncture, a gentle therapy that can relieve pain, improve mobility, and support overall wellbeing. Benefits for pets include chronic pain management, (including osteoarthritis), recovery support after surgery, or neurological issues, and relief from stress, anxiety, and digestive problems. Book an appointment by calling 0116 279 3054 or visiting www.ashtreevets.co.uk/pet-acupuncture.

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Friends of St Wilfrid's Church - Feb '26

20th February 2026 | Churches

Fifteen years ago or so, the Friends of St Wilfrid’s Church, purchased some low-level staging blocks for use in concerts. These staging blocks were loaned out to another organisation for their use. Alas, the Friends do not know currently where these staging blocks have ended up. We would like them back for the soon to be performed David LePage concert. If you know where they are or any other information about them, please contact Anne Flower on 07540 719 298 as soon as possible.

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Kibworth Memories - Rounding the Circle

20th February 2026 | Community

I was born in 1942 and grew up in Wigston Fields when fields ran from the end of my road, Roehampton Drive all the way to South Wigston. A bygone age about which I could reminisce at length. Suffice it to say that playing out, as a child, bore little resemblance to today’s world. My world was very limited until I passed the 11 plus and, still in short trousers, started at Kibworth Beauchamp Grammar School.

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