Category: Community

“Autumn seemed to arrive suddenly that year. The morning of the first September was crisp and golden as an apple.” ―J K Rowling, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.

Kibworth Grammar School Hall is located in the heart of our community, and aims to provide a fantastic service to all. The hall is currently the venue of choice for local societies, clubs, fitness class, and birthday parties. The Hall can also host wedding receptions!

Our traditional Burton Overy Village Show went ahead on Saturday 4 September.

The original plan was formally made by Harborough District Council in 2018. Since then there has been new planning guidance issued and updates to both the Harborough Local Plan and to the National Planning Policy Framework. Significant additional powers are now granted to neighbourhood plans that allocate sites for housing to meet its local target as set by Harborough DC. The parish council is proposing changes to the Neighbourhood Plan to take advantage of these new powers. This will also help protect more sensitive areas across the parish from inappropriate development.

Starting on Sunday 27 June, 3 - 5pm

John Patrick Morton was born in 1958 in Highfields, Leicester to parents Eamon and Patsy, recent Irish immigrants from Northern Ireland. He was the eldest of three siblings.

This week the children of the Kibworth Village Hall Playgroup have really enjoyed learning all about dentists and good dental hygiene. With help from ODental Clinic in Kibworth, we created a dentist’s tray with lots of models, teeth to clean, and demonstrations for all our children. 

The Big Leicestershire Arts and Crafts Show is coming to the Kibworth Mead Academy Sports Hall on Saturday 21 August.

My name is Kevin Espin and I am the Crew Manager at Kibworth Fire Station and also Central Fire Station in Leicester. I joined the fire service in 2008 and joined the on-call section at Kibworth in 2020. Having moved to the Kibworth area and only knowing a few people the station has provided me with a great way to meet other people in the area. The fire service really is one big family. 

Yes, the price is correct; this wine costs the equivalent of nearly £34 per bottle. How can that be justified? It’s from an impeccable source, Château Suduiraut, and it’s got the characteristic apricot/marmalade richness and sweetness from noble rot grapes and just enough acidity.