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Kibworth Village Hall Cinema

Kibworth Village Hall Cinema Night

19th January 2024 | What's On

Barbie & Ken are having the time of their lives in the colourful & seemingly perfect world of Barbie Land. However, when they get the chance to go the real world, they soon discover the joys and perils of living among humans. A blockbuster fantasy film starring Margot Robbie as Barbie and Rylan Gosling as Ken.

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Methodist Matters

19th January 2024 | Churches

2023 has been an eventful year. A Coronation to celebrate. But also, a terrible year. War in Ukraine, the worsening ecological crisis, the conflict in Israel and Palestine. With these things and much more globally, we have had much to pray for and will still do so in 2024.

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Lloyd Harden

Not so Blue Mondays...

19th January 2024 | Business

Happy New Year from the whole team at Lloyd Harden Design! We do hope you had a wonderful Christmas, a fabulous New Year and that you are raring to go in 2024.

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An unsung local hero

19th January 2024 | Clubs and Societies

Do you ever wonder about the ‘District’ part of Market Harborough, and especially what life is like for our farmers? Recently I had the privilege of speaking with one of our local farmers to find out more. David (not his real name for security) talked about the challenges he had faced over the years and even more so now.

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MSTC & KTC - January 2024

19th January 2024 | Clubs and Societies

Following the great success of our Playsical, One Night Only, our two theatre groups are about to embark on rehearsals for another Murder Mystery Supper Night which will be performed in April, in Kibworth, Smeeton and some of our surrounding villages.

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Duggie's Ramblings - January 2024

19th January 2024 | Community

The month of January is the beginning of the New Year in the western world. Not all civilisations follow this dating model. The Chinese New Year is in February and the Islamic New Year is in July. The mighty Roman Empire left an enduring legacy in months and particularly, but not exclusively, also in plant names.

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