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Enderby drug arrest
06 February 2010
A 29-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of possessing Class A drugs.
The arrest follows a police raid at Salts Close, Enderby, last Thursday (4th February).
The man has been given police bail pending further enquiries....
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Comment on this itemLights go out after £3000 fine
05 February 2010
A hotel owner who put up bright lights in a conservation area has been fined £3000 after ignoring council pleas to remove them.
Jitesh Badiani who owns the Heritage Hotel on Leicester Road, Narborough, erected the lights in 2008 without planning permission, and was issued with an enforcement notice from Blaby District Council ordering they be taken down within two months.
That's handy, Three Oaks Homes
Delivery of pre-transfer promise is welcomed by elderly and disabled tenants
05 February 2010
Tenant Hilary Seward with Gary Dalton, handy van operator from
Three Oaks Property Services.
(Photo: TOH)
Changing a light bulb, fixing a dripping tap and assembling a book case are all in a day's work for the area's own band of 'handy Andys'.
The tasks may be manageable for most but can prove a DIY nightmare for some elderly and disabled tenants of social landlord, Three Oaks Homes.
Three Oaks Homes took over the district council's housing stock in November of 2008.
To help around the home, Three Oaks Homes has introduced a handy van service designed to carry out minor jobs which take less than 30 minutes, such as fitting a shelf or hanging a curtain.
There are no call-out or labour costs for customers, only the price of any materials needed.
Hilary Seward, of Countesthorpe, was one of the first to use the service. She turned to it when her doorbell stopped working and also had a clasp fitted to her back gate.
Support scheme for unemployed starts in Blaby
04 February 2010
People looking for work in Enderby and elsewhere in Blaby district can now get one to one support in their area from a dedicated community based adviser.
Advisers from JobMAETS (Multi Agency Employment Teams) will be based at the district council's main offices in Desford Road, Narborough, every Friday and will help jobseekers develop a tailored action plan to find sustained employment.
Each customer is assigned an advisor who is responsible for guiding them back into work and offering support once they are in employment.
Part time workers seeking full time employment are also being encouraged to use the service....
A 'sure start' for new children's centre at Huncote
03 February 2010
County and district councillors, council officials and representatives of
the contractors line up for a photo shoot...
(Photo: Enderby EYE)
Work has begun on a new Sure Start Children's Centre in Huncote to support parents who are bringing up young children in Enderby and throughout the District.
This afternoon, representatives from contractors GF Tomlinson Ltd joined with county and district councillors and officials in a brief ceremony to mark the event.
Addressing the group, Cllr. Ernie White described the project as a true community endeavour, drawing together resources at both County and District levels.
Cllr. White currently serves on the Cabinet at the County Council with the Community Services Portfolio and he is also the Leader at Blaby District Council.
The centre is a partnership between the district and county councils and is the first of five planned for the Blaby, Oadby and Wigston area.
It will be connected to the Pavilion on Sportsfield Lane, and is intended to join up a range of services aimed at helping families with children under five years old as part of the Government's Every Child Matters programme.
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