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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"
On Thursday 6th June, The Royal British Legion (RBL) assisted by Syston Town Council (STC) organised an event on Central Park.The weather was kind and people started arriving around 6pm… Continue reading "Syston Commemorates D-Day 80 Years On"
It’s been so lovely to see so many of you in the tearoom following our update article last month.It seems a lot of you had still thought that we were… Continue reading "Beardsley’s Tearoom"
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 Update on Their Travels Again for LOROS"
As recent events have shown, parts of Syston continue to be at risk of flooding during prolonged wet weather. As a result, town councillors continue to press the responsible authorities… Continue reading "Notice to Syston Residents"
June is the month when everything seems to start happening in the garden; even though the weather has still been a bit patchy, that’s certainly been the case for Grow… Continue reading "Grow Give Live"
The LeicesterShire Historic Churches Trust is encouraging people to sign up to take part in Ride+Stride on Saturday 14th September, the annual fundraising event that helps raise money for repairs… Continue reading "Annual Ride+Stride Event to Help Raise Funds for LeicesterShire Historic Churches Trust on 60th Anniversary"
Readers of Syston Town News may remember Katie Canham, a student who started her writing journey a couple of years ago with Stn. Today, Katie is excited to share her… Continue reading "From Syston to Success: Katie Canham’s Inspiring Journey"
Dear Editor,I am writing to you to highlight the problem we are having in the Wolsey Way area.We have a lot of grassed open spaces which is lovely, but for… Continue reading "Letter Page, July 2024"
