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As we head into the winter months we know that lots of people will often put off their fitness regime with the thought of starting again in the new year. Unfortunately studies show that most New Year’s resolutions are over before the end of January.

The Parish Council monthly public meeting on 25 October was held in the Studio at the Kibworth Grammar School Hall.

The monthly public meeting was held on 6 October in the Studio at the Kibworth Grammar School Hall.

This year’s service will combine both outdoor and indoor elements. The parade will arrive outside St Wilfrid’s Church at approximately 10.40am. Wreaths will be laid on the war memorial and the names of the fallen will be read. A shortened service will then take place inside the church, beginning at approximately 10.50am.

For those of you regularly using the Village Hall, you may have noticed a number of improvements.

It’s been a busy Autumn half term for Kibworth Mead Academy. All year groups have risen to the challenge of our high expectations of working hard, being kind and being proud.

Mish Mash Markets is excited to bring its seasonal makers market to Kibworth this festive season. Get ready to discover new small businesses, start (or finish) your Christmas shopping and taste some delicious treats.

On Thursday 27th October the Leicestershire Wildlife Hospital in Kibworth featured in an episode of the BBC TV programme ‘Autumnwatch’.

Many of you will have noticed that the Church Clocks are working again. Over the last couple of years, due to COVID and funding challenges, it hasn’t been easy to get the Clocks succesfully repaired.

Monday 10 October was an amazing day for me this year. Not only was it World Mental Health Day which I wholeheartedly support, but it was the launch day for a very special book, ‘Beautifully Broken'. Featuring the real life stories of sixteen courageous women all of whom have looked adversity in the face, overcome it and are rebuilding their lives.