Category: Community
Page 53 of 98Letter to the Editor - Roger Garratt - April '22
25th April 2022 | Community
New Public Keep Fit Areas Now Available in Kibworth Beauchamp.
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Kibworth Fire Station – Recruitment opens Wednesday 27 April.
18th April 2022 | Community
What is it life like as a Firefighter at Kibworth Station?
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Successful Ukrainian Effort
18th April 2022 | Charity, Clubs and Societies, Community
On 24 March, three members of the Easy Riders set off with two van loads of donations of aid. This included over £3500 of aid for the refugee crisis on the Poland and Ukraine border. On arriving at the town of Zamosc, contact was made with a local group who had converted a large house to accommodate 40 Ukrainians. Over the next two days, Keith Low, Simon Hargreaves, and Mark Evans, together with fellow driver Ben Poulter, bought two months’ worth of shopping for the group and a freezer to keep the food in.
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Electric Car Club
18th April 2022 | Community
Would an Electric Car Club work in our community?
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Kibworth Community Library
18th April 2022 | Community, What's On
“There is no such thing as a child who hates to read; there are only children who have not found the right book.” – Frank Serafini
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Last Minute Theatre Presents QUIZARET
18th April 2022 | Clubs and Societies, Community, What's On
The Last Minute Theatre presents their unique Quizaret. A mix of first class cabaret and fun quiz categories.
Read moreA Ballad of Bakehouse Yard
18th April 2022 | Community, People
Look at most Kibworth street maps,
look carefully, search hard.
You’ll find School Road and High Street
but wither Bakehouse Yard?
Where Callaghans did bakery,
and Tomlinsons cut hair,
the ladies’ broken biscuit shop
a D.I.Y. It’s there!
Just opposite the chapel
you’d find him, oft with hat,
maybe some tidying, gardening,
perusing this and that.
The weather didn’t matter -
in sun. in rain, hot, cold
He’d time to chat with passersby,
the young. middle-aged, the old.
You knew when Thursdays came
because you’d hear the trundling sound
of wheelies being put in place
for Friday morning’s round.
A pair of hands that could fix faults,
repair or fill a hole,
would also travel Desborough way
a game or more to bowl.
Once at the Kibworth Gas Works,
once in the Kibworth Band,
with Harborough Council planners
not afraid to make a stand.
My word, he knew his Kibworth
both history and myth.
Please God, into your loving arms
The no- show Roland Smith.
Anon