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There are so many cliches used to accentuate this truth, “There’s no “I” in Team,” “Alone we can do so little, Together we can do so much,” … And so it goes on.

As the days get longer and the temperature begins to rise, beekeepers start to look forward to the start of the next bee keeping season. Right now, our Queen bees are increasing the rate at which they lay eggs and the worker bees that emerged last autumn are rearing the young larvae to be the next generation of bees.

What does the Parish Council Do?

13/9/1950 - 11/10/2022

We’re a mixed community choir based in Foxton and whether you’ve been in a choir before or you’re completely new to the idea you’d be most welcome – so why not give us a try?

Hazel was an avid reader and scholar and an enthusiastic member of the Brownie and Guide movements surrounding her!

When I first moved to the village in 1988, a letter appeared in the Chronicle. A lady requested people stop phoning the police when her husband went for a walk. Yes, you’ve guessed, he was British, but not white enough for some. Has Kibworth become better or worse since then in terms of community cohesion?

The next film we will be showing isOperation Mincemeat (12A)

The word meditate comes from the Latin meaning to concentrate or to ponder. One of the most familiar ways to meditate is to concentrate on an object ,often a candle flame, then close your eyes and visualise the same object in your mind.

Charlotte (aged 8) has been coming to flute lessons for two years. She began on a tiny flute with a curved head to help her reach the keys comfortably. Fast forward to today and Charlotte can play more than fifteen classical and folk tunes fluently by ear with a beautiful sound.