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In January’s Chronicle Michael Rodber responded to my December article Inequality in a Just World. He correctly identified Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) as the economic framework for the article and expressed a wish to debate matters and summarise these debates in future Chronicles. I

We welcome everyone to join us this Easter; we have services and events to suit all.

On Thursday 12 February 2026, the planning committee of Harborough District Council unanimously refused the application (25/00793/OUT) to build an estate of 28 houses in the field just to the south of Kibworth Medical Centre.

Last month Philip Yorke enthralled us with tales of the investigative journalist, looking at national media practices exposing fraud, corruption and other headline-making stories.

Melanie Eaves, a reader from Kibworth, has received the following self-explanatory letter regarding mobility access around 

Kibworth Mill will once again be opening for National Mills Weekend giving members of the public an opportunity to visit the oldest mill in Leicestershire on Saturday 9 May and Sunday 10 May. Volunteers will show people around inside and outside the mill, giving visitors the chance to see the inner workings and marks left by the millers over the last 400 years.

The figures for the three months to the end of February 2026 are now available on the Telraam site. This shows the density of traffic in Kibworth in five different locations:

With the worst of the weather hopefully behind us, the Kibworth Easy Riders are looking forward to a busy summer of cycling and adventures.

As Spring brings its lighter nights and, fingers crossed, warmer weather, there’s a real buzz to get outside and stay active! Joining a local exercise group is a wonderful way to turn physical activity into a social event, creating a sense of community through shared movement.

‘The Farm’ Returns to Harborough on Saturday 7 June in Harborough Town Square