Category: Business

Crystal Luna was founded by Kibworth resident, Jennifer Hare. Living with three chronic illnesses and battling the NHS for safer medicines, she found herself turning to a holistic lifestyle to balance daily stresses and live a life of mindfulness.

It's common knowledge that both ice and heat packs can provide therapeutic value to injuries. But which is best for which?

For 42 years, most of you will know that Colin was a familiar face behind the counter at Williams, the butchers shop in Fleckney. However, some customers are still asking “Where’s Colin?”. We are delighted to tell you that he is just a stone’s throw away, working at Bridge 67 Butchers in Kibworth. He has been working there for the past two years and is still making his famous ‘Colin’s Sausages’.

Kibworth Beauchamp Parish Council are exploring the opportunity with Green Fox Community Energy Co-operative to seek out funding for an Electric Car Club. Successful models of how it can work are Derwent Valley and Tisbury Car Clubs and at https://www.como.org.uk/community-car-sharing

The electrification project for the Midland Mainline north of Market Harborough has begun.  Three secure compounds have been created – South Wigston, Wistow Road (Kibworth Harcourt) and East Langton. These compounds are for delivery of materials, access and welfare and the cabins are solar powered.

We promised The Fitness Box would be running fitness classes for local children throughout school summer holidays.

Join us for an evening with Jules Howard. Author of ‘Wonderdog : How the Science of Dogs Changed the Science of Life’.  Jules will be joining us to share fascinating insights from his book. He will be signing copies of his new book purchased at Kibworth Books.

Hello! My name is Sally Grieg and I have been the Store Manager at A Farley Country Attire in Kibworth for two years now.

Jack and Ellen Stamp founded J Stamp & Sons in 1946, working as french polishers and antique furniture restorers. They worked from a small workshop in the village of Drayton, situated in the Welland Valley. Prior to the Second World War, Jack had worked for a local business. They were antique furniture dealers and restorers and undertakers in Market Harborough.