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Due to Covid-19 restrictions, this year’s service was pre-recorded and made available on St Wilfrid’s YouTube channel.

The below image is the fantastic back page of the November 2020 Kibworth & District Chronicle edition (423)

This has been a hard year for many people and there are families in the local area that are struggling. 

Thanks to all things Covid it has been a truncated Cricket season for Fleckney Village Cricket Club. Both Saturday sides played in the Covid Cup Mini League and our Midweek and Sunday sides playing a host of friendlies.

I have noticed that with darker evenings and foggy mornings some cyclists are not always very visible especially to drivers. Cycle lights being small are not especially visible particularly if the rider is wearing dark clothing. I’d like to remind cyclists in the area to wear hi-vis clothing or arm bands to make them more visible.

I was born in a small village in rural Bangladesh (East Pakistan as it was then) but I don’t know in which year. This is not so unusual, the village did not even have electricity and nobody kept any official records.

With winter weather and lockdown-2 upon us we are meeting once again over Zoom. It seems so normal and relaxed now after so many months of running weekly meetings that way.

The Chronicle is looking to recruit a volunteer Editorial Co-ordinator. You will lead the small Editorial Team in the creation and publication of the Kibworth & District Chronicle; for both the print and online versions.

This finch can sometimes be found in mixed flocks with the closely related Chaffinch and can easily be overlooked. 

Home Instead Senior Care, Market Harborough, have partnered with local radio station Harborough FM 102.3, to provide weekly ‘Friendship Lunch Hours’ on the station, providing advice, awareness and nostalgic entertainment for local seniors.

Harborough District Council is delighted to announce that the Leicester Comedy Festival BIG Weekend is returning to the Harborough District in February 2021, albeit with a slightly different feel to previous years due to the impact of Covid-19.

It is with heavy heart we have taken the decision to cancel the 2021 pantomime!

Residents on the new Centurion Place development have held two events recently. The idea was to help us to get to know our new neighbours a little better.

 We’ve probably all heard the old bit of wisdom that ‘sticks and stones may break my bones but names can never hurt me’.

Kerry Turnbull, VASL (Voluntary Action South Leicestershire) Support for Carers Service Manager, is very pleased to announce that a Carers Passport has been launched across Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland.