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Seek to contact relatives of the following: Sarah and Frederick Latham laid to rest in Belgrave Cemetery. Sgt Alfred Dodson Leicestershire Regiment 7th Bn, Service no 7281, Died 24.12.1917 of… Continue reading "The Friends of Belgrave Cemetery"
Consumers Can save by Choosing When They Charge Their Electric Vehicles Ahead of COP26, taking place in November, Ofgem (the electricity regulator in the UK) reaffirmed their support for vehicle electrification and… Continue reading "Ofgem – Consumer Preferences and Electric Vehicle Incentives"
Our society was formed in 1979 and has had a nomadic existence. We are currently homeless and are looking for a hall/barn/unit or similar for our new base. We require… Continue reading "Syston Model Railway Society"
We are celebrating the 20th birthday of making bobbin lace in the Groby Lace Class. We meet in Groby Village Hall Tuesday evenings and Wednesday mornings. The classes are suitable… Continue reading "Groby Lace Class"
Syston and District Volunteer Centre have announced plans to resume social activities such as minibus trips, excursions and community lunches. The first of their regular monthly lunches, to be held… Continue reading "Volunteer Centre Set to Resume Social Events"
The lack of consistency that has dogged Syston Town C.C.’s 1st XI this season seems set to continue. Against league leaders Kibworth, Syston posted a challenging 158-7 thanks largely to… Continue reading "Mixed Bag Of Results For Town C.C."
Like all other clubs and pubs, the Syston and District Club was closed due to the pandemic but there has been a lot of work going on behind those closed… Continue reading "Syston and District Social Club"
Hello it’s Ros again. Not a lot has happened this month except that the weeds keep growing as fast as ever! Please feel free to help us a little if… Continue reading "Friends of Barkby Road Cemetery"
Construction work has started on a new cemetery in Loughborough. Charnwood Borough Council is creating the new facility in Watermead Lane and it will include memorial gardens and space for… Continue reading "Work Starts on New Cemetery in Loughborough"
A Charnwood heritage plaque has been unveiled to mark the 800th anniversary of the Royal Charters for Loughborough Markets and Loughborough Fair. Charnwood Borough Council, which operates the markets and… Continue reading "Plaque Unveiled to Mark 800 Years for Loughborough Markets and Fair"
