A Heartfelt Thank You to all Chronicle Distribution Volunteers
2nd July 2020 | Editorial
All things being normal Thursday 18 June 2020 would have seen the Chronicle being delivered for the last time before the summer break.
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All things being normal Thursday 18 June 2020 would have seen the Chronicle being delivered for the last time before the summer break.
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‘A voluntary community newspaper for the Kibworth area.’ The very first issue of the Chronicle in April 1978 bore those words underneath the mast head. For 42 years our aim has remained the same. Community and volunteers are what the Chronicle is all about.
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Every year as we reach the end of May, and June is fast approaching, I recall my primary school days and my best friend’s sister who was called June. Her brother would tease his sister by singing “June is bustin’ out all over” from the musical Carousel whenever his sister appeared in a new outfit. He was usually chased out of the house but escaped in the garden.
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Regular visitors to the Kibworth & District Chronicle website will remember the iconic signpost logo that symbolised the many villages that are represented in our pages. Back in 2010, it was decided that it was time to update the early website that had been set up by enthusiastic volunteers. The design and maintenance of a new site were put out to tender and the proposals of Jan Heaney of Fleckney were accepted.
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We welcomed Adrienne Fennel to the Kibworth Chronicle in the Spring of 2016 as the new advertising manager. Adrienne immediately fitted into the team, ably taking over the reigns from Keith Jackson, and bringing with her plenty of enthusiasm and new ideas. She wasted no time in updating the databases and quickly began corresponding with our regular advertisers.
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For 42 years, each month from September to June, the Kibworth & District Chronicle has dropped onto the doormats of homes in Kibworth and the surrounding villages.
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Well this is a first! A first for the Kibworth Chronicle to be published online and a first for the District Editor to be penning the editorial. So why?
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