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Enderby Bowls Club Charity Day
27 July 2010 [Contributor: John Dorricott ]
Anyone looking for something to do this coming Saturday July 31st, then why not pop along to Enderby Bowls Club, opposite to the Leisure Centre,where the Ladies of the Club are holding a Charity Day.
All funds raised are going to support Muscular Sclerosis.
The Club is open all day from 10.00 a.m. and tea and biscuits will be available during the morning, then tea and fresh cream scones during the afternoon.
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Comment on this itemFree swimming set to continue at Enderby Leisure Centre
26 July 2010
Free swimming is continuing at Enderby Leisure Centre after Blaby District Council and SLM (Sports and Leisure Management), who run the facility, pledged their support for the scheme.
Government funding for the project ends on July 31 but the Council and SLM have funded the programme for an additional two months, meaning people aged 16 and under and 60 or over can swim for free through the summer.
After September 30 all children enrolled on swimming lessons at the centre on Mill Lane will be able to swim for free during public sessions and two sessions a week will be set aside for people aged 60 or over to swim for free [...]
Tales of Leicestershire's silver screens
26 July 2010
The golden age of our silver screens will be looked back on by an expert in local cinemas during a talk at Blaby Library.
Brian Johnson is a local history expert and author and he will helping people to re-live or perhaps discover for the first time, the joys of the cinema era [...]
Kids Code for Facebook
A message from Blaby Police
21 July 2010 [Contributor: Mich Bingham ]
Enderby EYE is publishing the content of an email which has been brought to the attention of Child Protection Units and which details a method that young people are using to try to prevent their parents or guardians from knowing what they are talking about online.
It is also believed that the original email was not written by children.
The main concern for the Police is that some parents may be unaware of this method and as such they may miss a dangerous situation developing and thus be unable to take preventative action to protect their child online. [...]
Mains leak causes early morning havoc in St.John's
20 July 2010
Residents and businesses in the Enderby St.John's area were alarmed after a water main burst and flooded their properties.
Early yesterday homes, gardens and some business premises found themselves under up to a foot of water.
Affected were Kelly and Co Solicitors, Palmers Gardening Centre and several homes [...].
Scrutiny team reach award finals
Council seeks resident involvement
19 July 2010
Back row (l-r): Cllr Phil Fox, Cllr Geoff Welsh, Cllr David Jennings
Front row (l-r):
Jane Toman, director of performance and people,
Leona Bendall, scrutiny officer and Linda McBean, scrutiny manager.
(Photo: BDC )
A group of councillors tasked with reviewing the decisions of their local authority have been named runners up Scrutiny Team of the Year by a charity promoting accountability in government.
Blaby District Council’s Scrutiny Commission, made up of 18 district councillors and supported by two officers, was shortlisted for the award by the Centre for Public Scrutiny for its work in the community.
In spring 2010 the panel took part in a review of car parking charges in Blaby to make sure local business owners and residents were being listened to.
The commission also listened to parish council concern about the way the authority dealt with the Section 106 process of securing planning obligations from developers. They worked at making the process more open and transparent and asked for a strategy to be adopted which clearly set out the council’s position regarding [...]
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