World War I Centenary
Flow of Poppies
Forest East Park
An autumn morning in the Forest East Park
Parish Hall
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Brilliance - 3rd November - 7pm at the Parish Hall, Kings Drive, Tickets from the Parish Office
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Brilliance - 3rd November
Come and Join us at the Parish Hall, Kings Drive, Leicester Forest East for the show - BRILLIANCE - on the 3rd November, 7pm...tickets £10 (Adult), £5 (Under 18). Call the parish office on 0116 2390039 or email clerk@lfeparishcouncil.org.uk for further information
'The night the light came'
1948 and 1963, winter. Everyone is gathering in the village hall.
Lightning has struck the hall roof. Mrs Atkinson has called the repairman – a man who can fix a creaking door, chimneys that smoke. And in he comes with his daughter, bright blue eyes full of brilliance, like an animal in from the woods.
Long after its arrival in the city, the slow process of rural electrification is starting to illuminate every corner and crevice of village life. As the dark evenings hold us in, 240 volts of alternating current and the humble electric light bulb allow us to gather and sing long into the night. More »
Brilliance is a 90-minute theatrical event that celebrates progress and change in a bright new world. » Less
Posted: Wed, 10 Oct 2018 10:14 by Sue Jones
District leaders pledge to continue to work together
The leaders of all seven district councils have today unanimously agreed to continue working together to review the current model of local government in Leicestershire.
The leaders of Blaby, Charnwood, Melton, Oadby and Wigston, North West Leicestershire, Harborough and Hinckley and Bosworth councils, said in a joint statement: "The district councils are continuing to work together to look at future service delivery in Leicestershire to ensure it is lean, effective and in touch with residents. More »
"Any potential changes need to be based on a thorough assessment of all options and backed by evidence and communities.
"The district councils will ensure residents, partners and stakeholders are involved in the conversation and fully consulted. The needs of our residents will be put first." » Less
Posted: Mon, 08 Oct 2018 10:31 by Sue Jones
