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We have two large wooden framed vegetable beds in our garden in Glooston which we either never get round to planting out or have failed in what we have tried to grow (apart from runner beans). If any keen gardener is interested in using them as their own allotment, free of charge, please call us on 01858 545700.

Was it the weather? The sudden thaw? Was it a vehicular accident?

Fed-up with doing the same old walks? Walking in Leicestershire www.walkinginengland.co.uk/ leics is the website for you. 

We, as live theatre, may be glimpsing a tiny light at the end of a very long tunnel. We hope it won’t be long before we’re able to start preparations for ‘treading the boards’ again!  In the meantime, just a few recollections of some unintended humorous Last Minute Theatre moments of the past 21 years.

As we remain for the time being under lock down, not much has changed since November.  Still just essential boat movements. The only  activity is generated by the visitors, who con tinue to come out, even in bad weather, as there  are so few options for people who want to es cape their four walls.  

“I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel” – Maya Angelou (American poet)

The Kibworth School joining The Mead Educational Trust: An Update.

Kibworth Beauchamp Grammar School, Kibworth High School/The Kibworth School.

The positive covid-19 case number rates per 100,000 daily for the Kibworth and Great Glen Middle layer Super Output Area (MSOA) have levelled out at around 100. This is higher than the average for England but lower than Leicester.

If you are a potential new player to KCC reading this, please get in touch and we can ensure you are included in the groups and communications. We have arranged pre-season fixtures for all teams ahead of the season starting on Saturday 24th April - see below:

Club members have been involved in several events throughout the opening weeks of 2021. We are looking forward to running in smaller groups as Lockdown conditions ease.

The latest virtual meeting using Zoom was held on Thursday 4 March. We welcomed DCllr Whelband and a resident who is considering co-option.

We are so excited to welcome back all our students on 8 March! By the time you read this we will have had (pandemic permitting!) a fantastic, safe, happy and productive couple of first weeks in school.

An article last week in an international weekly paper met the experience for many and the human expectations of the present time.