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Claire Douglass will have her large painting in canvas ‘Souvenir from the Anthropene’ displayed at this years Summer Exhibition at the Royal Academy of Art in London.Claire was a pupil… Continue reading "Former Wreake Valley Student at the Royal Academy"
Dear Editor,I must respond to the letter signed M&K (Residents) published in the May edition of Syston Town News.We are disappointed to hear that some residents feel that “…no one’s… Continue reading "Letters Page, July 2024"
July marks the 25th anniversary of the establishment of Tracy’s at Syston Unisex Hair Salon, and staff and clients alike believe this to be an achievement worthy of a mention!Tracy… Continue reading "Tracy’s at Syston Celebrates 25 Years"
Citizens Advice Charnwood advises on steps to take when getting building work, renovations or repairs done to your home by outside contractors.“I’ve just had my bathroom re-tiled, but I’m not… Continue reading "Citizens Advice Charnwood"
There are 29 gardens opening around Leicestershire in July, including three groups of gardens where you can visit several gardens for one ticket price.Opening every Wednesday throughout July is Stoke… Continue reading "Leicestershire National Garden Scheme Open Gardens July 2024"
Awareness of what’s going on, and thanks to ‘Syston Town News’ who accompanied us along the Barkby Brook you’ll be able to read in this edition all about our ‘walk… Continue reading "Raising Awareness!"
Residents and visitors are encouraged to nominate their favourite places for a great day out in Leicestershire. The prestigious Leicestershire Tourism and Hospitality Awards have been launched for 2024 and… Continue reading "Public voting now open for ‘Best Day Out’ in Leicestershire"
Iceland Foods has officially opened a brand-new The Food Warehouse store in Syston, Leicester, with 123 customers eagerly waiting in line from 5.30am for the store to open its doors. The highly… Continue reading "The Food Warehouse Opens in Syston"
Drive It Day is a special day organised around the third Sunday in April by the Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs to celebrate Classic, Vintage and Veteran vehicles.There was… Continue reading "Drive It Day"
Sunday 28th April saw flooding yet again in the centre of Syston following overnight rainfall, not a Storm Babet or Henk in sight, just rainfall, the sort of rain gardens… Continue reading "Another Month, Another Flood!"
