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The Kibworth Parents Association

18th October 2025 | Schools

So, our first half term of the school year is done. Thank you to those who supported our Virtual Balloon Race and helped us raise £120. An extra thank you to our winner, who kindly donated their prize back to the school. We are also packing all our old and foreign coin donations to send, we will share our total raised soon.

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Three trees

A recent walk in Wistow

18th October 2025 | Local History

Between the Church and the Grand Union canal you come across a field where the above three oak trees stand. They are now 20 years old. They were planted in late 2005 to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Trafalgar on 21 October 1805.

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Jane and her team

Breast Cancer Now Total

18th October 2025 | Charity

Well what an amazing day we had. The sun shone and the people came. We completely smashed last year’s total, taking £1,600 on the day which was incredible. Through my JustGiving page an additional £838 was raised and with further donations the final total was £2,648.

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Our History at Your Fingertips

18th October 2025 | Back Catalogue

We’ve got some exciting news to share with our readers. After three years of hard work, late nights, and plenty of cups of tea, the Kibworth & District Chronicle team has finally finished scanning our entire back catalogue! Every single issue, right back to the very first edition, is now available online for you to browse, search, and enjoy.

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Advice for keeping students safe online

18th October 2025 | Community

Starting at Uni or college means a lot more happens online – from managing your courses to sorting out your money and social life. With so much going digital, it’s super important to know how to stay safe and avoid the common online risks.

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Harvest Festival

Methodist Matters - Oct 2025

18th October 2025 | Churches

We will be taking delivery of new chairs for both Church and School Room around the end of October. Many of the old chairs will be available for anyone wishing to take away between one and 50. They are free of charge (although a nominal donation to the Methodist Relief Charity “All We Can” would be welcome). They consist of a varied mixture of upright hard plastic and upholstered chairs.

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