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Kings Head, Smeeton Westerby has won as overall ‘Pub of the Year’ by ‘CAMRA.’  Well done to Edd and Andrew!

Residents on the Cuckoo Drive development recently received a letter outlining a proposed  building plan for Manor Oaks Homes on Warwick Road, bordering the railway line, opposite Churchill Road / Kibworth Meadows. This would cover approximately 81 acres of green fertile land with a possible access from Wistow Road or Warwick Road. This would be a mixed scheme of approximately 550 dwellings and a space for a primary school.

Well deserved congratulations goes to Debbie James who owns and runs Kibworth Books on the High Street. She recently become President of the Independent Booksellers Association. (Second left in the picture below)

Dear Kibworth Community

‘The Green Street’ will be at Harborough Carnival while The Farm return next day. Two dates for your diary Saturday 6 June and Sunday 7 June.

Residents of Shearsby came together over the bank holiday weekend to celebrate Easter with a creative and family-friendly village trail that drew widespread participation and praise.

As we enter the final term of this school year we are excited to continue with the planning for our upcoming events. First, the summer discos will be taking place on Thursday 21 May. We will share details on how to book nearer the date. Anyone who is able to volunteer on the night, please save the date.

Leicester, Leicestershire, and Rutland (LLR) NHS has launched its spring COVID-19 vaccination programme, targeting individuals whose immunity may have waned.

The Spring term at KMA culminated in the GCSE Geography trip to Iceland. This was an amazing and fulfilling experience for the over 40 students and staff involved. Students had the opportunity to visit a range of incredible geographical sites, including Kerid Crater, the Bridge Between Continents, Skogafoss Waterfall, and the Secret Lagoon. A particular highlight for many students was visiting the Secret Lagoon, where they were able to enjoy the unique experience of bathing in geothermal waters. These moments provided not only relaxation but also a deeper appreciation of Iceland’s volcanic landscape. Evenings were spent together enjoying a variety of activities such as playing guitar, singing, and taking part in board games, helping to create a strong sense of community and lasting memories. Students returned to Kibworth in time for the Easter weekend. Many were back at KMA the next week for revision sessions in a variety of subjects.

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