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On Wednesday 3rd July, your editor was invited to view the gardens at St Paul’s Court which normally enter the Charnwood Borough Council tenants garden competition.Unfortunately, this year due to… Continue reading "St Paul’s Court Gardens"
August should be a time of plenty if you’ve done the job right. I thankfully have had successes, but also failures this year sadly. We have spent the last six… Continue reading "Tales from the Plot for August"
As it has not been possible to organise the ‘From Classics to Jazz’ concert this year because of Rachael’s playing commitments in Hull, Maureen and Rachael decided to virtually pedal… Continue reading "Team 3G Are off on Their Travels Again for LOROS"
Thurmaston Bowls Club opened its’ doors to the public in May as part of the Bowls England ‘Bowls Big Week-end’ including a special game in aid of our Presidents’ charity.We… Continue reading "Thurmaston Bowls Club"
For those of you who haven’t heard on the grapevine, or I haven’t yet seen in person, I am writing to let you all know that I have taken the… Continue reading "Tracy’s at Syston Retirement"
The Rotary Club of the Wreake Valley held their annual presentation evening on the 24th June at the Royal British Legion Club in Birstall.The evening brings together the groups that… Continue reading "Wreake Valley Rotary Club Annual Presentation Evening"
Loughborough town centre has come to life this spring with over 250 hanging baskets located on the town’s streets, squares and park.Loughborough BID supports local businesses and works with Charnwood… Continue reading "Loughborough Full of Colour as Bloom Returns"
Cream TeasAn unseasonably cool day for the first day of Summer saw our first Cream Tea for this year to be held in the church. Plans for sitting outside had… Continue reading "St Peter and St Paul’s Church News"
On Friday 7th June, a group of representatives from the Environment Agency (EA), Leicestershire County Council (LCC), Charnwood Borough Council (CBC), Syston Town Council (STC), Syston Flood Wardens and Syston… Continue reading "The Environment Agency’s Organised Walk along Barkby Brook"
