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By the time you read this month’s Chronicle, we will have held our first CoCo morning in the village hall. What can that be, you might be asking? Well, it stands for ‘Coffee and Conversation’, so basically it’s a time when we are inviting you to join us for a cup of tea or coffee, naturally served with cake and biscuits, to have a friendly chat and to meet some new people.

After over 40 years of dedicated photography work, Stu Williamson is thrilled to announce that he has transitioned into a consultancy role while continuing to serve his valued clients. His sons, Jamie and Kai have taken the helm as the primary photographers at the new joint venture, KJS Image House which will be based in Market Harborough.

As promised in last month’s article, here is a new feature where readers can get to meet members of the Kibworth On-Call crew and find out more about what we do and what the job entails.

The amazing Great Big Green Week returns plus newbie Restore Nature Now

Born and bred in Leicestershire, one of my earliest childhood memories was of accompanying my father to the Council Offices in Thurnby. To a young child it felt like a place you didn’t mess about in. I knew it was an important place in my father’s eyes, but never understood why. I think he went there to pay his rates. 

On 10 May this year The National Gallery(NG), Trafalgar Square, London celebrated 200 years of bringing people and paintings together.

In an era where mental health awareness is increasingly becoming a focal point of societal conversation, ‘Leicester Life Links’, a local mental health and wellbeing recovery support service is here to help. This initiative extends a welcoming hand to individuals seeking guidance, support, and connection in their mental health journey.

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Kibworth Village Hall 6.30pm for 7pm.

Do we dare to hope that summer is finally starting to peek at us from around the corner?   The month started with a rare sunny bank holiday weekend, when thoughts probably turned to gardening and barbeques – lovely!

Wednesday 15 May was when I handed over the chairman’s chains after two fantastic years representing the 712,000 citizens of Leicestershire.

What is better than one medal? Two! Jessica Savage, a seventeen year old cheerleader from Kibworth, is celebrating this double success with her cheerleading squads from ‘Elite Storm’ along with their coaches Leanne and Ellie.

There are at least five aspects to this puzzle:

It has been a slow start to the outdoor season because of the inclement weather! We managed to hold our first home fixture on Saturday 27 April, when we were pleased to have a convincing win against Countesthorpe.

Sunday 30 June 2024
Blaston Showground, Langton Road, Slawston, Market Harborough LE16 7FA
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