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Ne'er cast a clout till May be out...

25th May 2024 | Community

Do we dare to hope that summer is finally starting to peek at us from around the corner?   The month started with a rare sunny bank holiday weekend, when thoughts probably turned to gardening and barbeques – lovely!

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Cheers!

25th May 2024 | Sport

What is better than one medal? Two! Jessica Savage, a seventeen year old cheerleader from Kibworth, is celebrating this double success with her cheerleading squads from ‘Elite Storm’ along with their coaches Leanne and Ellie.

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Kibworth Bowls Club - May 2024

25th May 2024 | Sport

It has been a slow start to the outdoor season because of the inclement weather! We managed to hold our first home fixture on Saturday 27 April, when we were pleased to have a convincing win against Countesthorpe.

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Gems Charity - What An Amazing Community You Are!

25th May 2024 | Charity

We reported in the March edition of the Chronicle that we had reached our current target to extend and refurbish the chemotherapy unit at the LRI, thanks to all the support we have locally, and that our fundraising to make the patients more comfortable during their cancer treatment would continue.

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Police Advice - Walk Away

25th May 2024 | Community

Violence in the night-time economy can have devastating consequences. ‘One-punch’ encounters can result in serious injuries and even death. In the past year, crime data shows that there have been 40 near-miss homicides in Leicester City Centre between 10pm-4am. Of the identified suspects/offenders, 61% were aged 18-30 years old and 86% were male.

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King and Gentoo Penguins at Bluff Cove on the Falklands Islands

Nature Notes - Global Birding's Big Day

25th May 2024 | Community

The concept of ‘Big Day’ birdwatching has been around for many years. It was initially popular in a handful of countries including the UK and USA. On a given day, teams and/or individuals spend a full day (often at least dawn until dusk) trying to find as many species as possible in a pre-defined, local area.
In recent years, arising from the success of the now annual Global Bird Fair in Rutland, the Big Day concept has gone global. Global Birding’s Big Day promotes:

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