The aim of the Patient Participation Group (PPG) for SLMG is to help represent views of patients and to develop communication between patients and the practice.
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Once again GEMS have organised a Charity Indian Meal at the award-winning Cuisine of India, Kelmarsh Avenue, Wigston, LE18 3QW on Monday 28 November. The evening will include a three course buffet where you are invited to eat as much as you like Tickets are £20 per head with a 7pm arrival time. seated by 7.30pm
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We’re all set for the festive season here at Pennbury Farm.
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Let’s talk about exam stress, as a year 11 myself I know what it’s like.
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Our club goes from strength to strength. Last year we had four teams in the Leicester League, and this year we have five, with several people trying their hand at League play for the first time. All are welcome to join our club, whether playing socially or competitively.
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Colleagues at Eyebrook Wild Bird Feeds were delighted to win Gold for Farming and the Environment Award at the Northamptonshire Food & Drink Awards. It was a thrill for them to win the award which celebrates the great work of farmers in the Weetabix Growers Group, all farming in the most sustainable way, whilst supporting environmental initiatives.
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MHO, Market Harborough’s very own orchestra, is preparing to give its 24th concert under the baton of Stephen Bell on Saturday 12November at 7.30pm at Market Harborough Methodist Church, Northampton Road.
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A Christmas Fair in Gaulby Church on Sunday 11 December from 4pm. Father Christmas will be in attendance and we’ll have stalls, (if anybody would like to hire a stall, then they can get in touch with me), mince pies, mulled wine, a Christmas tombola, home-made Christmas cakes, cheeses and ham and various home made pickles. All very welcome.
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Perhaps the most beautiful church in the Midlands region, and one of the finest parish churches in the whole of the England. This Gothic Revival Church is a masterpiece of Gothic architecture. It was started in 1760 and completed in 1761 by John Wing the Younger of Leicester.
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