There is a lot of speculation about what is happening to the now closed Wilko store. According to Charnwood Planning signage has been applied for on behalf of Iceland. The… Continue reading "Planning Application Submitted for the Now Closed Wilko’s"
The eagle eyed among you will have noticed that your editor made a mistake in her review of the second of the two plays performed at Christmas, I put a… Continue reading "QT Theatre Group Christmas Production"
“Dead Wicked”We suspect you’re ready for our next production, and we have two thriller one-act comedy plays that will have you on the edge of your seat this May.Our first… Continue reading "QT Theatre Group"
Readers of Syston Town News will be sad to hear that Ray Young, who was one of the founder members of the Syston History Group, died on Saturday 10th February… Continue reading "Ray Young (1944-2024)"
John Thomas, co-director of the dig, will give a talk on “Roman Lifestyles: Further Excavations at the Rutland Roman Villa” at the Hoby & District Local History Society on Wednesday… Continue reading "Roman Lifestyles: Further Excavations at the Rutland Roman Villa by John Thomas"
Every year many of us start the year with new intentions and fitness goals. Then, as the darkness and cold weather persists, motivation tends to wane and old habits creep… Continue reading "Run Better Together with Wreake Runners"
Joint serviceIt was a very special Sunday on January 14th when members of the congregation of St Peter & St Paul’s Church welcomed members of the congregations of St Hilda’s,… Continue reading "St Peter and St Paul’s Church News"
Looking for something to do during the Easter Holidays? The Baldwin Trust are excited to launch the new boating season on the 25th March 2024.Our boats are centrally heated, so… Continue reading "Starting the Season Early!"
The Syston and Thurmaston Litter Wombles are taking part in the Keep Britain Tidy, Great British Spring Clean Campaign which runs from 15th to 31st March.They have organised the following… Continue reading "Syston and Thurmaston Litter Wombles"
