Cadeby Village Archive News

November 22, 2020

Cadeby neighbours have come up with an idea for celebrating Christmas in a Covid-safe way and are inviting residents to join in.

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The plan is to have a co-ordinated community Christmas lights switch-on at 6pm on Saturday 5th December. 

Residents planning to put up festive illuminations are invited to coincide with the switch-on - or just to look outside, to enjoy the show.

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Cadeby Tree Trust is again kindly donating a tree to the village, which will be put up outside the church, and this will also be lighting up for the first time as part of the switch-on event.

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We may be doing Christmas differently this year but, as a community, we still have a lot to celebrate.

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As one neighbour said: “We need to make sure that Santa knows that Christmas 2020 in Cadeby is not cancelled!”

November 08, 2020

The next Parish Council meeting will be held on Thursday 12th November at 7pm.

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This meeting will be held using the online video conferencing platform Zoom, all members of the public are welcome.

To join the meeting from an internet enabled device use this Meeting Room Link, it will prompt you to download and install Zoom if you have not already done so.

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For more details and instructions on joining by phone (audio only - normal phone charges apply) download the agenda.

November 06, 2020

Leicestershire County Council have released the following bulletin explaining the impact of the latest Covid restrictions on County Council services.

October 22, 2020

Data published by Leicestershire County Council shows that, for the week ending 17th October, every district in the county had rates of over 100 cases for every 100,000 people.

Charnwood’s rate of 293 cases for every 100,000 people is significantly above the national average of 168 while Oadby and Wigston’s latest figures are 259.

The Hinckley and Bosworth figure was  112.9 per 100,000 population

Mike Sandys, director of public health for Leicestershire County Council, says cases are very high in the 17-21s age range while rates among over-60s have trebled since the end of September.

He said: “Mirroring the national figures, we’re seeing steep rises.

“The over-60s rate is an important indicator of likely pressure on the NHS in the weeks to come. Numbers are highest in Charnwood, Oadby and Wigston and Blaby and it’s crucial we stop the spread to people who are more at risk.

“Whatever the restrictions are, it’s important people are sensible. By doing the right thing, we can all play our part to combat this virus. Please continue to wash your hands, keep your social distance and wear a face covering.”

The county council has:
• written to businesses across the county with information and advice to help them ensure that their premises are Covid-19 secure;
• Issued a closure notice to the Black Dog pub in London Road, Oadby, for breaches of the government’s Covid-19 restrictions around pubs and restaurants and
• written to shared homes to provide practical advice

Mike Sandys said: “We’re doing everything we can to curb growing rates. Residents have really stepped up their game – but there is still work to be done as we try to control the spread of the virus. It’s in our own hands locally to keep ourselves and our loved ones, staff and customers safe.”

Businesses can help by:
• Collecting data from customers and visitors and encouraging use of the NHS test and trace app;
• Working with NHS Test and Trace to reduce transmission of the virus;
• Clearly displaying information to staff and customers re-iterating some of the simple actions that we must all do to protect each other – that’s through social distancing, wearing a face mask and washing your hands;
• Advising staff not to car share if possible but if it’s essential to follow safety advice

Councillor Lee Breckon, county council cabinet member for health, said: “I can only echo our director of public health’s take on the current situation – make no mistake this is a crucial phase. And it’s never been more important to follow the national and local guidance.
“By doing so, we can stop cases spreading to our most vulnerable residents.”

District breakdown –
• North West Leicestershire - 110.0 per 100,000 population
• Harborough – 113.0 per 100,000 population
• Hinckley and Bosworth – 112.9 per 100,000 population
• Melton – 125.0 per 100,000 population
• Blaby – 165.5 per 100,000 population
• England – 168.7 per 100,000 population
• Oadby and Wigston – 259.6 per 100,000 population
• Charnwood – 293.2 per 100,000 population

Read the Government guidance at: www.gov.uk/coronavirus

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October 13, 2020

Leicestershire County Council Trading Standards have received details of a cold calling incident in the Packington area of the county.

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Doorstep alert 

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Reports have been received that rogue traders are currently working in the Packington area. It is likely that they will try to obtain work in surrounding areas of the county, so we are warning residents to be aware.

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These traders have been offering to carry out work on properties including jet washing, sealing driveways and property improvements. A verbal price is agreed and payment demanded in cash. This work is often of little value, if required at all.

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Please ensure that if you are wanting some work carried out on your property, that you obtain at least 3 quotes, do not agree to any work on your doorstep, obtain full details of the company, the work and price in writing and never pay in cash.

To report an incident or to receive advice and guidance, please call 0808 223 1133. Call 999 in case of an emergency.

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https://www.facebook.com/pg/leicstradingstandards/posts/?ref=page_internal

October 02, 2020

We had our first village “event” on Saturday, socially distanced of course!

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Around 20 people gathered in the churchyard on a cold and blustery day to gather their black sacks , litter pickers and Hi Vis vests which were kindly loaned by Market Bosworth Rotary Club.

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We had a map of the village drawn out, with designated zones for families and friends to follow.  Because of the number of pickers , we were able to cover the whole village and 20 sacks of rubbish were gathered , along with some larger items that wouldn’t fit in sacks.

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We learnt from last time and filled sacks were left for Eddie to kindly collect and I went round handing out more sacks and pickers when summoned. It was a very smooth operation!

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Amongst the items collected were a collapsed cupboard, a wallet with cards in, a car fender, bottles containing a variety of liquids and  a pack of sausage rolls!

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Eliza and Lewis won the children’s prize for finding a road sign, a pair of socks and Eliza‘s lost glove.  It was more difficult selecting who should receive the adult prize, but we decided Liz and Steve deserved it for finding a bed! It’s quite extraordinary what people will dump or throw out of their vehicle window!

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All in all, we felt it was a worthwhile afternoon and villagers  appreciated a community activity after so long. Our thanks to all who helped and took part. Thanks also to Eliza for designing and putting up the posters. We are hoping that the Parish Council will purchase our own equipment for the next Litter Pick , Spring 2021.

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Janet Hicklin and Sue Millward

October 01, 2020

The next Parish Council meeting will be held on Wednesday 7th October at 7pm.

This meeting will be held using the online video conferencing platform Zoom, all members of the public are welcome

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To join the meeting from an internet enabled device use this Meeting Room Link, it will prompt you to download and install Zoom if you have not already done so.

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For more details and instructions on joining by phone (audio only - normal phone charges apply) download the agenda.

September 29, 2020

Leicestershire County Council Highways has agreed to a Temporary Traffic Regulation Order at the above location.

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A road closure is required on Cadeby Lane (see plan) on the 12th October 2020 for three days.

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Further details and map can be downloaded here. 

September 22, 2020

We would like to invite you to share your views on crime and anti-social behaviour in your local area by completing this questionnaire. This survey has been created in partnership with the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Leicestershire and the Community Safety Partnerships across Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland.

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Who should complete the questionnaire?

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We would like you to complete the questionnaire if you are aged 16 or over and live in Leicester, Leicestershire or Rutland. The survey should take you no longer than 15 minutes to complete. Participation in this survey is voluntary and you do not have to answer any questions that you feel uncomfortable with. You can withdraw from the survey up until the point that it is submitted.

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What will the findings be used for?

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The views that you share through this survey will be used to improve the work undertaken in Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland to prevent crime and anti-social behaviour and to protect our communities. As this survey will be conducted annually, it will also help us to better understand changes in the levels and types of crime and anti-social behaviour in your local area over time.

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The information collected through the survey will be handled in accordance with data protection legislation and will be presented anonymously in any outputs. Please click here to read our Privacy Notice. Your data will be processed by SurveyMonkey and you can view their terms for how they do this.

https://www.leics.pcc.police.uk/Have-Your-Say/Consultations/Community-Safety-Survey.aspx

September 15, 2020

Please find attached the latest bulletin from the NHS clinical commissioning groups covering Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland.

September 04, 2020

The next Cadeby Parish Council meeting will be held on Thursday 10th September at 7pm.

Due to the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic, it will be held in a virtual meeting room using Zoom.

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Meeting Room Link

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​All members of the public are welcome to attend.

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​Agenda attached, includes details of how to attend the meeting.

September 01, 2020

Please find attached the latest bulletin from the NHS clinical commissioning groups covering Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland.

August 30, 2020

CADEBY LITTER PICK

SATURDAY 26TH SEPTEMBER 2020

2pm-5pm

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If you are interested in joining the above community event  please let us know – we will need names and numbers if you are to take part as a group.

Please kindly register your interest by contacting either:-

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Janet Hicklin- Cadeby Church Warden.email: janet.hicklin@btopenworld.com
m. 0774487112       

Sue Millward – Cadeby Parish Clerk, email: cadebyparishcouncil@gmail.com

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There will be prizes for the most unusual item collected. An adult prize and a child’s prize. (Do you remember the sad discarded bouquet of red roses last time?)

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For safety and to accommodate government Covid-19 guidelines we will:

• Assemble in the churchyard

• Provide you with sanitised pickers and bags

• Provide Hi-vis jackets if you don’t have your own

• Allocate spaces/areas, with special provision for families with small children

• Collect your full bags as you go

• Open church hall toilets with sanitising monitor in attendance

Further Covid-19 guidelines for volunteers include:

• Bring your own sanitisers and gloves

• Wash your hands before & after at home

• Wash hands after touching shared services

• Do not pick-up sharps or syringes

• Practice social distancing

August 19, 2020

Leicestershire County Council department of Transport has issued help and guidance in preparation for the return to school in September.

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Follow the link or download the poster below

August 11, 2020

Hinckley & Bosworth Borough Council has compiled a post-lockdown guide to improving physical health and mental wellbeing.

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The guide is a compilation of information published in separate leaflets over recent months and includes advice on managing daily life after lockdown.

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There are also sections on healthy eating and exercise as well as advice on quitting smoking and sensible alcohol consumption.

August 10, 2020

Heatwave conditions can be as dangerous for some people as freezing temperatures in winter.

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Older people in particular are at risk of dehydration and heatstroke.

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The NHS has advice on keeping well in the heat at the following link:

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https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/healthy-body/heatwave-how-to-cope-in-hot-weather

August 11, 2020

​Please find attached the latest bulletin from the NHS clinical commissioning groups covering Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland.

July 24, 2020

It is lovely to have our church open again as is evidenced by positive comments in the Visitors Book.

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It is open daily, from around 10am to 6pm, for private prayer with safeguarding and sanitisation covered to the best of our abilities. Our team of volunteer flower arrangers continues to keep the church looking lovely.

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We were due to have a Harvest Festival on Sunday September 6th, but, after consultation, we feel that the time isn't right yet for us to hold a public service. We will obviously keep this under review and let you know when things change.

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In the meantime, please enjoy our photographs at www.facebook.com/CadebyFete/ and you are welcome to visit any day of the week!

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Cadeby DCC.

July 13, 2020

Please find attached the latest bulletin from the NHS clinical commissioning groups covering Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland.

July 13, 2020

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This letter was first presented as an address to the congregation of St Peter’s, Market Bosworth, and is intended to be shared with all churchgoers across Bosworth Benefice.

June 22, 2020

Thursday July 2nd 2020 7pm.

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Due to the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic, it will be held in a virtual meeting room using Zoom.

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All members of the public are welcome to attend.

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Agenda attached details of how to attend the meeting to follow.

June 18, 2020

Cadeby Fete will not be held on August 1 this year as planned.

Organisers made the decision to call off the village church fundraising event due to ongoing Covid-19 restrictions.

However, if Government guidance changes, a re-arranged event may be scheduled for later in the year.

Fete-goers can keep up to date via the Cadeby Fete Facebook page.

June 18, 2020

Please find attached the latest bulletin from the NHS clinical commissioning groups covering Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland.

June 12, 2020

This is the latest in a series of regular bulletins to keep you updated on the NHS response to Coronavirus in Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland.

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We will try hard to ensure you have the latest information but as you are aware the situation is rapidly changing.

Through these bulletins we will keep you informed of developments and if you have any questions or would like to ask about a topic please email us at:  PressOfficeLLRCCGs@leicestershire.nhs.uk

Issued on behalf of the NHS in Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland 10th June 20

June 04, 2020

Through these bulletins we will keep you updated on the NHS response to Coronavirus in Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland.

We will try to ensure you have the latest information, but as you are aware the situation is rapidly changing. If you have any questions or would like to ask about a topic please email us at: PressOfficeLLRCCGs@leicestershire.nhs.uk

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Please continue to support the message on staying at home and in particular help us to tackle misinformation by promoting the official sources of information: https://www.gov.uk/coronavirus.

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Issued on behalf of the NHS in LLR 3rd June 2020.

June 01, 2020

A draft masterplan has been drawn up to guide the development of land South of Station Road in Market Bosworth.

The plan follows the statement issued by Hinckley & Bosworth Borough Council, St Peter's Church and Market Bosworth Parish Council in July 2019 confirming their joint commitment to overseeing the development of the land.

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Planning consultants, Birmingham-based Define were subsequently appointed and have now created an overall masterplan and development strategy for the site.

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The objective is a development of high quality design in keeping with the distinctiveness of the town, with affordable housing well integrated into the scheme, business units for existing and new companies and appropriate community facilities. The plan will be used to secure a developer to ensure completion of the scheme in the next five years.

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A draft masterplan is available to view on the Council’s website www.hinckley-bosworth.gov.uk/mbmasterplan. It is intended that formal public consultation on this document will be held later in the year once the current Covid 19 restrictions are sufficiently relaxed. In the meantime anyone who wishes to make any comments is invited to please contact the Borough Council at planningpolicy@hinckley-bosworth.gov.uk

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Hinckley and Bosworth Borough Council Chief Executive, Bill Cullen, said “We are pleased to be working in partnership with Market Bosworth Parish Council and St Peter’s Church  in securing a high quality scheme for this proposed major development in Market Bosworth which is an opportunity to bring forward a key development site in the borough.”

Hinckley & Bosworth Borough Council

May 27, 2020

On the 11th and 12th June 2020 temporary traffic signals will be in use between 09:00 and 15:00. On 13th June 2020 there will be a one day road closure on Bosworth Road, Bull in Oak, Cadeby from the junction with Ashby Road (A447) for 280m.

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The Temporary Traffic Regulation Order will be implemented for public safety for Premier Road Surfacing Ltd to undertake the construction of a new entrance and resurfacing work for a new development.

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The proposed alternative diversion route will be via: Ashby Road (A447), Hinckley Road (A447), Rectory Lane, Main Street, Cadeby Lane, Cadeby; The Park, Market Bosworth and vice versa.

Full press release and diversion map attached.

Leicestershire County Council

May 27, 2020

Local NHS organisations have launched a new online network, NHS Citizens’ Panel for people in Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland (LLR).

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People in Cadeby are invited to sign up to the new network to share their experiences of NHS services and help shape the future of local NHS services.

The NHS Citizens’ Panel has been set up by local NHS organisations to gather public views and opinions on a wide variety of health topics, which will be used to help us to understand peoples’ experiences and what matters most to them.

To find out more about the Citizens’ Panel or join visit www.healthcareviewsllr.co.uk

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Thank you for helping and supporting your local NHS.

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Read the full Article or download the  poster 

May 27, 2020

Leicestershire Trading Standards have been receiving reports of rogue traders in the Groby and Melton Mowbray areas and suspect that they will target other areas around the county.

The following message has been put onto their Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/leicstradingstandards and Police have also reported the matter on their neighbourhood link messaging. 

May 23, 2020

The planning application ref:19/01447/OUT for the erection of up to 15 dwellings and creation of a new private footpath at land to the east of Sutton Lane, Cadeby, Leicestershire was refused by the Local Planning Authority(LPA) on 16 April 2020.

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The Parish Council has been informed that the same application, the erection of up to 15 dwellings and creation of a new footpath at land to the east of Sutton Lane, Cadeby, Leics. has been re-submitted. Ref:20/00433/OUT.

Cadeby Parish Council will be issuing a response to the LPA.

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Comments can be submitted to the LPA by 10 June 20 (email:planning@hinckley-bosworth.gov.uk) quoting ref: 20/00433/OUT.

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Cadeby Parish Council

May 17, 2020

THE LEICESTERSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL

(BOSWORTH ROAD, BULL IN OAK, CADEBY) (TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF THROUGH TRAFFIC) (TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF WAITING AT ANY TIME) (TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF LOADING AT ANY TIME) ORDER 2020

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Leicestershire County Council intends, not less than 7 days from the date of this Notice, to make an Order under Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, the effect of which will be to allow for the closure of that length of road specified in the Schedule to this Notice.  The road is being closed to allow Premier Road Surfacing Ltd to undertake the construction of a new entrance and resurfacing work for a development.  Any member of the public requiring further information should contact Leicestershire Highways on 0116 3050001. The Order will come into force on 6th June 2020 and have a maximum duration of 12 months. The works will commence on site when the appropriate signs have been erected and may last for up to 8 days. Closure details will be confirmed locally in due course. Access for emergency service vehicles, residents and pedestrians will be maintained at all times.  The Leicestershire County Council apologises for any inconvenience caused during the duration of the Order.  During the closure of the road, the alternative route available to all through bound vehicular traffic affected will be via:- Ashby Road (A447), Hinckley Road (A447), Rectory Lane, Main Street, Cadeby Lane, Cadeby; The Park, Market Bosworth and vice versa.

During the closures, alternative routes available to all traffic can be viewed at https://one.network

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SCHEDULE 1

TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF THROUGH TRAFFIC

Bosworth Road, Bull in Oak, Cadeby from the junction with Ashby Road (A447) for 280m.

SCHEDULE 2

TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF WAITING AT ANY TIME

Bosworth Road, Bull in Oak, Cadeby from the junction with Ashby Road (A447) for 280m on both sides of the carriageway.

SCHEDULE 3

TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF LOADING AT ANY TIME

Bosworth Road, Bull in Oak, Cadeby from the junction with Ashby Road (A447) for 80m on both sides of the carriageway.

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Dated 13th May 2020

Lauren Haslam, Director of Law and Governance. County Hall Glenfield Leicester LE3 8RA

May 14, 2020

Hinckley & Bosworth Borough Council is re-introducing its Special Collection service accepting online bookings for additional refuse sack collections and removal of small clearance items.

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However due to the coronavirus pandemic this service is a one person operation with strict front boundary rule for sacks of waste.

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In accordance with coronavirus guidelines residents/households need to be aware that if they have coronavirus or are still symptomatic need to ensure that the waste is 72 hours old before it is presented for collection and is double-bagged.

Items which will be accepted are:

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• General household waste, including recycling

• Garden waste ie grass and hedge clippings etc

• Textiles, although if these can be recycled, passed onto charity shops when they re-open it would be encouraged

Items which will not be accepted include:

• Electrical items. These can be disposed of using the Council's Bulky Waste Collection Service

• Soil

• Rubble / hard-core

• Paint tins which contain paint

• Hazardous wastes such as asbestos or chemicals

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The cost for collection and disposal of items is:

• £15 for a maximum of 10 sacks

• £25 for a maximum of 25 sacks

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Small sized cardboard boxes filled will be accepted as one sack but they must be dry.

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Any additional bags or items a quotation is required. For full information visit www.hinckley-bosworth.gov.uk/otheritems

The service may also be able to help with small types of shed or garden clearances but this work would need to be completed with one member of staff and would require strict social distancing from residents.

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To request a quotation please contact 01455 255977 or email streetscene@hinckley-bosworth.gov.uk

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Executive Member for Street Scene Services, Cllr Bill Crooks said: "We hope the re-introduction of this service will help residents whilst the recycling centres are closed or help reduce non essential travel when they do re-open; support non- drivers; residents who are shielding and everyone who has being storing items and garden waste that they have collected during lockdown.

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"Strict social distancing rules will be followed at all times."

May 08, 2020

This is the tenth in a series of regular bulletins to keep you updated on the NHS response to Coronavirus in Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland.

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The following link takes you to the latest press release regarding the re-opening of local waste sites.

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https://www.leicestershire.gov.uk/news/councils-working-to-re-open-waste-sites

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May 05, 2020

Cadeby Parish Council annual meeting will be held on Thursday May 14th at 6.30pm. 

Due to the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic, it will be held in a virtual meeting room using Zoom.

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All members of the public are welcome to attend.

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Agenda and details of how to attend the meeting attached.

April 29, 2020

Video Message from Chief Constable Simon Cole

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I'd like to take a moment to say thank you to the communities, local people and businesses who have been supporting us and each other during this difficult time. We've been overwhelmed by people's kindness towards our officers and staff - we've received curries from restaurants, letters of thanks, and lovely pictures and drawings from school children. They are all gratefully received.

Watch my full video message on YouTube by clicking here.

We're all in this together and if we stick together, we will come out on top. Thank you

Chief Constable Simon Cole

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Bulletin From Leicestershire NHS

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The attached PDF file is one in a series of regular bulletins to keep you updated on the NHS response to Coronavirus in Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland.

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April 27, 2020

Leicestershire and Rutland RCC are currently promoting a community project that offers support to people who have found themselves out of work during these challenging times.

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The Work Live Leicestershire project offers free online training, 1-2-1 help with job searching, help to improve interview skills and even support from specialists to launch a new business venture.

Note that only Leicestershire residents aged over 18 and currently out of work are eligible to join. 

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Click on the link to download the Work Live poster.

April 22, 2020

The garden waste collection service will resume from Monday (week commencing 27 April).

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The Borough Council suspended its garden waste collection service on 23 March due to staff shortages arising from the coronavirus pandemic. Staff were diverted to ensure the refuse (black bin) and recycling (blue lidded bin) collections continued as normal throughout the pandemic.

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However, this has been kept under constant review and staff levels are now in place to enable the service to be reintroduced. 

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Residents can check their bin collection day online.

All subscriptions have been automatically extended by up to two months for customers to cover the one month period the service was suspended.

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Anyone who wishes to subscribe to the 20-21 garden waste service who hasn’t already done is encouraged to go online or call 01455 238141 if they don’t have internet access to ensure their service continues beyond the extension period.  The cost of the service is £24 a year. Customers are asked to allow at least 10 working days for the 20-21 sticker to arrive before presenting the garden waste bin.

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The council apologises for the inconvenience and thanks customers for their patience during these challenging times.

The full press release can be found here.

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Hinckley & Bosworth Borough Council

April 14, 2020

The Borough Council suspension of its garden waste collection service continues.

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There will be no garden waste (brown lidded bin) collections from Monday 23 March until further notice as a result of severe staff shortages resulting from the coronavirus pandemic.

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Refuse (black bin) and recycling (blue lidded bin) collections will continue as normal and are unaffected by this change.

Hinckley & Bosworth Borough Council Director for Environmental Planning, Matt Bowers said: "These are unprecedented circumstances that have forced us to make this difficult decision in order to divert our resources to the more critical refuse and recycling collection service. We appreciate the inconvenience this will create for our residents and hope they understand these are exceptional circumstances which are beyond the council's control. We will keep this under continual review with the aim of restoring the service as soon as possible.

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"We apologise for this inconvenience. In the meantime, we would encourage customers to manage their garden waste at home such as by home composting if they can."

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Leader of the Council, Cllr Stuart Bray said "I can confirm that people will not be out of pocket. If this situation lasts more than a couple of weeks it is my intention to extend the current charging period to ensure people get at least 12 months they have paid for."

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Customers are asked to bear with us at this difficult time.

• For the most up to date information about any changes to council services look out for information in local media, follow the council on social media or sign up for free email updates at https://www.hinckley-bosworth.gov.uk/emailupdates

March 17, 2020

Following the Government’s decision to move to the level of mitigation and suppression of the Coronavirus, Cadeby Parish Councillors advise as follows:

• the Defibrillator training planned for Friday 27th March 2020 is now cancelled.

• Councillors will hold a meeting Wednesday 18th March to consider the implications for Cadeby residents and to implement & co-ordinate a Cadeby volunteer support network.

• Market Bosworth Surgery has advised that patients are not allowed into the waiting rooms and that contact must be by phone

• Repeat prescriptions can be posted online or into a black box at the top of the ramp at Back Lane surgery

• GPs will hold a meeting today 17th and advise on the collection of medication from the surgery pharmacy. We will keep you updated

• The Trustees have decided to close the village hall until further notice

• The village litter pick will be postponed until September 2020

The Parish Councillors urge you all to practise the Government guidelines for the mitigation and suppression of the spread of the Coronavirus especially those of us in the vulnerable groups, this includes those with underlying health conditions; the over 70’s and pregnant women.  It is equally important to keep our spirits up.

To that end:

• We can still currently take ourselves and our dogs for a walk providing we vigilantly practise social distancing

• We can feel safe in the knowledge that we will all be looking out for each other

• It is perfect timing for a Spring clean plan at home and in the garden

• To pass the time, we all have a draw or a cupboard or two that needs a de-clutter

The Parish Council will keep you informed.  If you have any queries, are able to join the Cadeby volunteer support group,  have ideas to share then please contact cadebyparishcouncil@gmail.com

Cadeby Parish Council

17th March 2020

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January 01, 2020

From Cadeby DCC

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Everybody is invited to attend the following community services to be held in Cadeby Church this year:

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Benefice Communion – Sunday March 29 at 10.30am

Easter Reflections – Sunday April 12 at 4pm

Summer Songs of Praise – Sunday June 7 at 5pm

Harvest Thanksgiving – Sunday September 6 at 2.30pm

Remembrance – Sunday November 8 at 4pm

Carols by Candlelight – Friday December 18 at 7pm

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The services are open to all and children are welcome – we have a colouring corner for little ones.  Most are followed by refreshments, which you are invited to share – we’ll let you know more about each service closer to the time.

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And please save the date for Cadeby Fete on Saturday August 1 at 2pm at Manor Farm, Main Street.

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This is our main church fundraiser and the biggest community event of the year.  If you’d like to get involved please contact Claire Evans on 01455 291248.

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We look forward to seeing you,

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Cadeby DCC

(Cadeby District Church Council is a group of village volunteers which works to fundraise and care for Cadeby Church, which is opened daily, for all)

January 28, 2020

Hinckley Homeless Group is having a fundraising ball in March. Would anyone like to come? if enough people are interested we could get a ‘Cadeby Table’ together.

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Hinckley Homeless Group is a small local charity that runs Lawrence House in Hinckley, a hostel for young homeless people that supports them to turn their lives around and helps them become independent.

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The Ball is on Saturday March 28th at Hinckley Rugby Club; there will be a 3-course meal, close-up magician and live music. Tickets are £40pp. If you are interested please email diana.morgan@mac.com

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January 18, 2020

A Parish Council Meeting will be held in the Church hall at 7pm on Thursday 23rd January 2020.

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Borough Councillor Martin Cartwright will be presenting the Rural Strategy Review.

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All welcome.

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Agenda attached.

January 01, 2020

At some point between the early hours of Thursday morning and Friday afternoon (January 9/10) it appears that a vehicle hit the front of Church Cottage on Main Street, causing considerable structural damage.

The point of impact, which has pushed back bricks bordering one of the upright wooden crucks,  appears too high to have been made by a car and more likely to have been caused by a lorry or truck.

Anyone with information is urged to contact Simon or Chris Freeman by emailing

handswereablazin@gmail.com

November 25, 2019

Just a reminder the Cadeby Christmas party is being held in the Church on Saturday 14th December from 6pm. 

If you would like to come, please return the party slip to Claire Evans at Barley Mow Cottage or email:  cjevans99@hotmail.co.uk

November 11, 2019

There will be a Parish Council Meeting in the Church Hall at on Thursday 14th November at 7pm.

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All welcome, agenda attached.

October 30, 2019

Service of Remembrance, Sunday 10th November at 4pm, followed by refreshments.

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October 09, 2019

HM Government has issued the following information leaflet.

September 30, 2019

Restoration & repair work is due to begin at Cadeby Church on Tuesday October 8.

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The church may need to be closed for short periods for up to 3 weeks from the start of the works, if weather allows the work to go to plan.

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It will include re-pointing exterior stonework, consolidation of window stonework, consolidation of the exterior churchyard wall and an annual roofing inspection.

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The works are to be paid for with money raised at Cadeby Fete and other donations. 

September 07, 2019

Following our harvest service, Cadeby Church will now remain CLOSED  until at least the end of this week, while work is carried out to replace the main churchyard path.

The work is being carried out by JP Landscapes, who have made it very clear that the path must not be walked on at all while the new surface is being laid. (It will also require a short time to ‘cure’ once they have left the site on the final day of work).

If the weather is favourable, the work may be finished by Friday but it is possible that it might slip into the following week.

We will let you know as soon as the church is open again.

With thanks,

Cadeby DCC

September 02, 2019

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You are invited to join us for a service of harvest thanksgiving in Cadeby Church on Sunday September 8 at 2.30pm.

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We will be collecting non-perishable food stuffs, long-life drinks and personal care items to be donated to Hinckley Area Foodbank, which can be brought along on the day. 

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If you’re not able to attend the service but are able to make a contribution, the church is open daily, and there is a Foodbank donations box on the pew just inside the main door, which is used to collect for the cause throughout the year.

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Monetary offerings made at the service will also be donated to the Foodbank.

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Afterwards, you are invited to join us for a bring-and-share ploughman’s style buffet in the church hall.

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There will be some bread, cheese, meats and quiche provided but please bring something to add to the spread, and whatever you would like to drink. Glasses will be available.

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Cadeby DCC

September 02, 2019

There will be a Parish Council Meeting in the Church Hall at on Friday 6th September at 7pm.

All welcome, agenda attached.

August 22, 2019

The Cadeby Defibrillator has now been installed in the Church Hall and is expected to be ready for use shortly.

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There will be a meeting in Cadeby Church Hall at 7pm on Friday 30th August, when Wendy Johnson of Community Heartbeat Trust will be leading a cardiac response seminar which will include instruction on how to use the defibrillator.

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Anyone who is interested is welcome to attend.

July 29, 2019

THE RAIN came down but Cadeby Fete had things covered, as the annual village church fundraiser sailed ahead despite the weather.

A fully-fitted tea and entertainment marquee, dog show tent and stalls under canvas meant fete-goers hardly felt a drop as they enjoyed all the traditional attractions, plus live music and a Pimm’s bar in the glorious grounds of Manor Farm on Saturday July 27.

The event, which was attended by Bosworth Benefice Priest in Charge, the Revd Mark Poskitt and new curate the Revd Ann Hall, raised £ 3,472 towards the ongoing maintenance and preservation of the Grade II* listed village church.

Unsold donations of good quality clothes and white elephant wares have been donated to Mind, the mental health charity, British Heart Foundation and the Air Ambulance service.

Cadeby Churchwarden Janet Hicklin, who opened the fete, said: “On behalf of Cadeby Church, I’d like to say a big thank you to everyone who made the fete possible and everyone who turned up and supported us in spite of the rain. We really do appreciate it.

“And special thanks must go to our amazing hosts, Jane and Louis Massarella, without whom none of it would have been possible.  We hope the rain will help their garden get back to looking lovely again very soon.”

A record-breaking raffle raised £961, with prizes donated by Cadeby and Market Bosworth-based businesses FP McCann, The Black Horse, Bosworth Hall Hotel, Co-op, Pink Gin Boutique, Lily & Mabel, as well as The Hercules Revived in Sutton Cheney, Conkers Discovery Centre and others.

A family fun dog show, which also included pedigree and puppy classes, was sponsored by Pingle Pets & K9 Kampus, on Ashby Road, with a visiting pooch from Yorkshire crowned Best in Show.

Attractions included a working display by Hinckley Model Railway Society, in a nod to Cadeby’s most famous former ‘Steam Vicar’, the Revd Teddy Boston, who appeared as The Fat Clergyman (not to be confused with The Fat Controller) in the Thomas the Tank Engine books.

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The church in which Mr Boston served is opened daily by village volunteers who are currently raising money to replace the main church path with a more attractive and safer surface.

July 03, 2019

There will be a Parish Council Meeting in the Church Hall at on Thursday 11th July at 7pm.

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All welcome, agenda attached.

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Residents may be interested in the visit from Bosworth Links who are seeking support from village Parish Councils with their plans to extend very successful Market Bosworth archaeological digs.

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Many community volunteers have assisted in finds going back to neolithic times.

June 27, 2019

CADEBY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TRUST ANNUAL MEETING

THURSDAY JULY 25TH CHURCH HALL - 7 PM

ALL WELCOME

AGENDA

1. APOLOGIES (nb all Trustees stand for three years current Trustees are I Smith, P Brankin, J Shepherd, Chris Freeman, J Lane - PC Representative)

2. APPOINTMENT OF CHAIRMAN

3. RECEIVE 2018/19 ACCOUNTS

4. RECENT PROJECTS

5. FUTURE PROJECTS

6. AOB inc suggested projects for next year onwards

June 18, 2019

From Leicestershire County Council

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Surface Dressing Notification of Works.

The following roads in your Parish have surface dressing works programmed for this summer period, some may have already been completed. 

Sutton Lane, Wood Lane and Church Lane – end of June.

Surface dressing is a preventative maintenance treatment that seals the road surface, extends the life of the road, reduces the occurrence of potholes and increases skid resistance by laying chippings on a bitumen “glue” and then rolling them into the surface.  Excess chippings are swept up and then compacted further by vehicular traffic.  Road markings are replaced afterwards.  The works are quick moving and, dependent upon the road length numerous sites can be completed in a day. The scheduling of the visit will depend upon the size of stone being used, and it may be necessary to visit your village at the beginning and end of the season.  The treatment is weather dependant, and whilst we will try to work to a programme some slippage will be expected for wet weather, and some roads may have to be reprogrammed for either later this year or for next year.  Residents of roads affected in the Parish will receive the attached leaflet 1 working day prior to the works so that arrangements can be made to move any vehicles. 

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Should you require any further information please contact CustomerServices@leics.gov.uk 

May 14, 2019

The Annual Parish meeting will be held in Cadeby Church Hall at 7pm on Friday 24th May.

Notice/Agenda attached. 

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All welcome.

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May 04, 2019

The next Annual Parish Council meeting will be held in the Church hall on Wednesday 8th May at 7pm, all residents are

welcome to attend. Agenda attached.

April 30, 2019

Leicestershire County Council Highways has agreed to a Temporary Traffic Regulation Order at the above Location.

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A road closure and prohibition of waiting/loading is required on Rectory Lane between The Park and Sutton Lane/Market Place on the 12/5/2019 for 2 days from 09:00 to 15:00.

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Full details can be downloaded by clicking on the title above and a diversion plan can be downloaded using the link below.

April 28, 2019

There was a break-in at a house in Cadeby late morning on Monday 29th April.

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No one was in the property at the time.

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Leicestershire Police were made aware of the incident and attended.

Anyone with information which may be of use to police in this matter is asked to call the

Leicestershire Police switchboard on 0116 222 2222 quoting the incident number 247 29/04/19.

April 23, 2019

Cadeby DCC (the volunteer group which cares for Cadeby Church) and Cadeby Parish Council joined forces to organise a community litter pick as part of the 2019 Great British Spring Clean campaign.

Twenty-four villagers, from school children to grandparents, turned out on a cold and windy Sunday afternoon to take part.

Armed with litter-picking sticks and hi-vis vests, courtesy of Hinckley and Bosworth Borough Council, they collected enough rubbish to fill no fewer than 18 large sacks.

Finds included a duvet, a wrenched-open mini safe, hub caps and a bouquet of red roses….

Cadeby Churchwarden Janet Hicklin, who plotted the areas to be blitzed, said: “It was good to see the District Church Council and the Parish Council working together towards a common aim for the benefit of those who live here.

“Thank you to all who gave up their time to clear our paths, roadsides and hedgerows.

“Despite the uninviting weather, we had a really good turnout and gathered an amazing amount of litter.

“We had some unusual finds but it was disappointing that a lot of the discarded litter was alcohol bottles and cans.”

Everyone who took part was invited to the church hall for hot drinks and biscuits afterwards and the rubbish filled sacks were taken to the churchyard for collection by the borough council.

It is hoped to make the litter pick a twice-yearly event and organisers say they have already identified ways to improve things next time.

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Selected pictures available below

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March 24, 2019

We will be holding the annual meeting of Cadeby District Church Council (DCC) in the church on Thursday March 28 at 7.30pm which you will be very welcome to attend.

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The meeting will include reports from our Churchwarden, Janet, and our Vicar, the Revd Mark Poskitt, as well as a financial update and election of church council members and post-holders for the year ahead.

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We will also be ratifying the church electoral roll, so if you are a regular attender and would like to be included on the list, please have a word with Janet to request a form, if you have not already done so.

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The meeting will be quite short so it won’t take up much of your time.

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The church is opened daily for anyone to visit, so if you are not able to attend the meeting, please do pop in at another time. You will find lots of information about the church building, our church family, forthcoming services and other community activities inside.

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With good wishes,

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Cadeby DCC

March 22, 2019

Save the date - This year, Cadeby Fete will be held on the afternoon of Saturday 27th July hosted by Jane and Louis Massarella at Manor Farm. 

More details nearer the time, but if you would like to be involved whether that be running a stall or helping set up, please let Claire Evans know at cjevans99@hotmail.co.uk or on 291248.

Foodbank - Many thanks for continuing to support Hinckley Area Foodbank by donating items to the Foodbank box in the church.

Since the beginning of the year, the villagers have donated 65kg.  I know from first hand experience, how much your donations are appreciated. 

At this time, Hinckley branch are in particular need of tuna, tins of fruit, sandwich type meat, cordials, long-life juice, jam and boxes of 40 tea bags.  

Meet the Police - Just a reminder that PC James Cross will be at the Church Hall on Tuesday 26th March at 6 pm to meet residents and listen to local concerns.

Litter Pick - The Parish council, Cadeby Church and Cadeby Community Development Trust have combined forces to follow up a concern about litter in and around Cadeby.

We are linking with Market Bosworth and doing an organised LITTER PICK on Sunday 14th April, 2pm until 4pm. Hinckley and Bosworth Borough Council will provide bags, litter pickers, gloves and hi-vis vests, they will also collect the rubbish on the following Monday.

We would love support from anyone interested, including children. We have an area we would like to cover, including Cadeby Rugby Club so there will be "safe" areas. We will base ourselves in Cadeby Church Hall from 1.45 and refreshments will be available.

When you arrive, we will assign you an area and hand out equipment.

We hope that this will be a fun, purposeful, community event.

If you are interested, please contact :

Janet Hicklin : janet.hicklin@btopenworld.com 

or

Sue Millward : cadebyparishcouncil@gmail.com

If for any reason, you are interested but unable to make that day or time, please let us know and we will try to make alternative arrangements.

March 10, 2019

The next Parish Council meeting will be held in the Church hall on Thursday 14th March at 7pm, all residents are welcome to attend. Agenda available.

March 04, 2019

Following discussions with the new Police Officer covering this area Police Sergeant James Cross will be coming to Cadeby Church Hall at 6PM on Tuesday 26TH March to meet and talk to Cadeby residents.

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He will cover/listen to

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1. Concerns over speeding though the village early morning and late afternoon - mid week

2. Speeding post Rugby matches on a Sunday

3. Problems with Cadeby being used as a rat- run to get to A447 from Bosworth

4. Any other local “Policing” concerns and

5. Take questions

Also please note that on Sunday 17th March there will be a police presence in the village monitoring traffic in relation points 1 to 3 above.

February 21, 2019

Saturday 27th April 2019 11am.                                               

TABLE TOP SALE

CADEBY CHURCH HALL AND CHURCH

(Tables £10) 11 am - 2PM (Admission FREE)

Light Refreshments available

(in aid of Cadeby Community Development Trust)

Contact Ian - 0789 999 1001

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February 05, 2019

Two events from PC Rob Cross of the Market Bosworth Beat Team taken from the Leicestershire Police February 2019 newsletter.

Tuesday 12 February – the Police and Crime Commissioner Lord Willy Bach, and Simon Cole – Leicestershire Police Chief Constable will be at Dobbies Garden Centre near Stapleton from 10am until 1pm to discuss your concerns and issues. Please come along and speak with them.

Monday the 15th of April 2019 Inspector Emma Maxwell and I will be hosting an ‘All Parish’ meeting at the Bosworth Hall Hotel – starting at 7.30 pm. We actively encourage Parish Councils and local residents to attend and to discuss crime patterns, current policing priorities and any other policing concerns that matter to you. We will publish this event via other means in the run up.

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The full February Newsletter can be downloaded here.

January 24, 2019

From Ivan Ould

County Councillor for the Market Bosworth Division

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Trading Standards are advising residents to be aware of e-mails claiming that payments made for TV licences haven’t been made or that something has ‘gone wrong’ meaning their TV licence can’t be automatically renewed.

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These messages provide a link for payment to be made and threaten that licences may be cancelled and debt collection agencies involved if no money is paid. Trading Standards advise not to respond to these messages or provide any personal or banking information to stay safe from scammers.

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If residents do have concerns about their TV licence, they should contact TV Licensing using the details on their official website. If think you have been scammed please report it to Action Fraud using the button below or call them direct on 0800 123 2040.

There has been similar scams involving Vehicle Tax using the tactics mentioned above.

December 31, 2018

The next Parish Council meeting will be held in the Church hall on Friday 4th January at 7pm, all residents are welcome to attend. Agenda available.

December 04, 2018

Getting out and about is a normal part of everyday life.   Something that most of us take for granted.   But what if we lose our mobility either through a disability or age?   What if public transport isn’t accessible to us because we don’t live on a bus route or because we’ve lost the ability to use public transport without help?   What if we have no family or friends who can take us to all the places we need to go?   Shopping, lunch clubs, the doctor’s or the hairdressers or to visit our friends and family at home or in hospital?  Everyday events for most of us.  If we can no longer do these things life becomes very difficult and we may become depressed and lonely.

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November 06, 2018

The next Parish Council meeting will be held in the Church hall on Friday 16th November at 7pm, all residents are welcome to attend. Agenda available.

November 02, 2018

There will be a Service of Remembrance and Prayers for Peace at Cadeby All Saints' Church on Sunday 11th November at 4pm.

October 25, 2018

Andy Jones, from Main Street, will be collecting in Cadeby for The Royal British Legion’s Poppy Appeal, from Saturday afternoon, October 27.

This year marks the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War, and commemorations will include a Remembrance service at Cadeby Church on Sunday November 11 at 4pm.

PLEASE NOTE THIS CLOSURE IS NOW SCHEDULED TO LAST 2 DAYS

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A temporary road closure is required on Bosworth Road, Wellsborough on October 1, 2018.

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The press release from Leicestershire County Council with further details and the proposed diversion route and map can be downloaded.

September 05, 2018

The next Parish Council meeting will be held in the Church hall on Thursday 13th September, all residents are welcome to attend. Agenda attached.

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There will also be a Parish Forum held in the hall on the 20th September at 6.30pm.

August 05, 2018

The village has been awarded a grant of £3,500, via the Cadeby Community Trust, from Big Lottery to replace all windows in the Church Hall with new double glazed units that will house integral blinds.

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This, added to previous grants and donations means that work can procede in September after the Harvest Festival.

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The only remaining work to be done on the Hall now is upgrading the heating system to make it more user and energy efficient - a project for 2019.

July 30, 2018

Cadeby fete – 28th July

Thank you to everyone who contributed or was involved in Cadeby Fete on Saturday 28th July. 

The village raised a healthy £2569, the proceeds of which will be used for the upkeep and maintenance of Cadeby Church.

Thank you for making the day such a success, and many thanks to our fabulous hosts Jane and Louis Massarella of Manor Farm, and Liz and Steve Karkowski of The Limes. 

After the heatwave came the wind and rain but nothing the villagers couldn’t handle.  It truly was a team effort!  Thank you to everyone.

July 30, 2018

Cadeby Fete Raffle Winners are as follows, (all prizes collected on the day or delivered):-

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The Curve Gift Voucher, 471, Mr. Phillips

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Hercules Voucher, 444, Mrs. Siddons

Champagne Breakfast Voucher, 430, Susan

Hidden Beauty Voucher, Mrs. Webster

Radish & Rose House Plant, 207, Claire

Kindle Cover, Donated to 2019 Fete

Sweetie Jar, Alex

Wyevale Voucher, 257 Mr. Stafford

Pimms Beach Hamper, Sarah

Bird Box, 515, Tony

Veg Hamper, 464, Alan

Champagne, 792, Mrs. Perks

2 Bottles:Whisky/Port, 564, Edward

Dove Set, 768, Alfie

Royal Worcester Cake Plate, 465, Alan

June 02, 2018

The next meeting of Cadeby Parish Council will be held on Thursday 19th July 2018 at 7.00 pm in the THE CHURCH HALL.

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All parishioners are invited to attend.

Agenda to follow.

May 31, 2018

The annual meeting of The Cadeby Community Development Trust will be held on Thursday 14th June at 6.30 pm in the Church Hall.

The meeting will last for approximately one hour.

AGENDA

1. Welcome

  2. Introductions

  3. Election of Chairman

  4. Treasurers report

  5. Project reports

  6. Grant Applications

  7. Open discussion - Future Village Projects

May 10, 2018

From PC Rob Cross of Market Bosworth Police:-

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We acknowledge that it’s important to keep local people updated with what we are doing – and take feedback on what is working / what isn’t – and what you’d like us to focus on.

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Based on that – we are hosting an open evening at Twycross Zoo from 7pm on Friday 18th May.

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This will be an opportunity to speak with local officers about neighbourhood issues, and ask us questions about what’s happening in your area.

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Can I please ask for RSVP emails so we can gauge numbers of attendees beforehand.

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We hope to see many of you there.

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robert.cross@leicestershire.pnn.police.uk

May 10, 2018

The collection day for refuse and recycling bins is changing for some residents on June 11th.

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You should have received details of any changes through the post.

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Cadeby residents will have their bins collected on Thursdays from this date and note that recycling (blue) and garden waste (brown) bins will now be collected on the same day.

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Latest information can be found by using the link below and entering your post code.

May 03, 2018

Thursday May 10th 2018 7pm.

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Cadeby Parish Council Meeting to be held in Cadeby Church hall. All welcome. 

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Agenda attached and is also published on the village and parish council websites. 

April 30, 2018

The latest April newsletter put out by Market Bosworth Police can be downloaded using the link.

April 23, 2018

The Annual Meeting of the Parish will be held on Thursday 3rd MAY 2018 at 6.00 pm in the THE CHURCH HALL.

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All parishioners are invited to attend to discuss any matters relating to the parish.

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It is hoped that someone from CHT will do a presentation on the Defibrillator.

April 17, 2018

The annual meeting of Cadeby District Church Council (DCC) is to be held in Cadeby Church on Wednesday April 25 at 7.30pm and is open to all.

Business will include the election of a churchwarden and other DCC post-holders, confirmation of Cadeby Church electoral roll, and annual reports on the church finance, fabric and last year’s parish activities.

If people have any questions about the church or ideas for future services, we look forward to hearing them.

There will be a short break to allow people to leave before the DCC continues with its regular April meeting to discuss ongoing issues of building preservation and maintenance, church services and other parish activities.

Cadeby DCC

April 14, 2018

A vacancy has arisen for a co-opted councillor to join Cadeby parish council.

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Anyone interested should contact the clerk Mrs Susan Millward on 01455 293676 or by e-mail at cadebyparishcouncil@gmail.com.

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For more information click on this link.

March 16, 2018

Friday March 23rd 2018 7pm.

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Cadeby Parish Council Meeting to be held in Cadeby Church hall. All welcome. Agenda attached

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Agenda will be published on the village and parish council websites when available. 

March 16, 2018

We wanted to let you know that our six main services to be held in Cadeby Church this year will be as follows:

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Easter celebration at 4pm on Sunday April 1

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Communion at 11.30am on Sunday June 10

Summer service at 2pm on Sunday July 22

Harvest thanksgiving at 11.30am on Sunday September 9

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Remembrance at 4pm on Sunday November 11

Christmas carols at 7pm on Thursday December 20

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All will be led by the Revd Mark Poskitt with organist Robert Foreman and some will be followed by refreshments and/or include activities for children. It would be lovely to see you at any or all of them.

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If you have any thoughts, ideas or questions, or would like to contribute flowers for any of the services, please let us know.

You may also like to support the church's annual fundraising fete which is to be held on Saturday July 28 at The Limes and Manor Farm on Main Street from 2pm.

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We'll keep you up to date with plans for all of these community events over the coming weeks and months.

With best wishes,

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Cadeby DCC

February 13, 2018

Hinckley & Bosworth Borough Council have sent out a notice reminding parishioners that the garden waste collection service will need renewing by March 31st.

The price has been frozen at £24.

See attached poster for more information.

January 25, 2018

Every 4th Tuesday of the month

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From 10am to midday Sport in Desford will be holding their inclusive sports club for people with physical and learning disabilities where the facility is turned over to the Inclusive club and participants can try a variety of sports including:

• Tennis

• Table Tennis

• Dance

• The Gym 

• New Age Curling

January 17, 2018

From Ivan Ould, County Councillor for the Market Bosworth Division

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Police are warning the public to be alert to a recent scam where people are approached by fake police officers and encouraged to take part in an undercover operation

Since November last year, Leicestershire Police has received eight reports of a scam of this nature and are warning the public to prevent further people falling victim to this crime.

The circumstances are that criminals are contacting members of the public, mainly by phone, claiming to be from the police or their bank's fraud team. The criminal goes on to claim they are investigating a fraud at a local bank where bank staff are involved with issuing fake bank notes and asks the victim for their help.

As part of the ongoing police investigation, the victim is asked to visit the same branch and withdraw a large amount of money from their own account, usually thousands of pounds, and hand this over to the police to be tested.

The victim is assured that they will have the money returned to their bank account however this never happens and the criminal gets away with the cash. The victim is told not to tell the bank the reasons around withdrawing the large sum if questioned, suspecting the cashier is only asking as they are in on the scam.

Paul Wenlock, from the Force's economic crime unit, said: "This is a scam which seems to be increasing, not just in Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland but elsewhere across the country.

"The victim may feel that they are doing a public service by helping the police and for some it may seem exciting to part of an undercover operation, but this is not the case and it's simply a thief's way of enticing a victim so they can steal their money.

"It's important that those who are elderly or vulnerable who often fall prey to such type of scams are aware so we would encourage the public to share this message and help us prevent further victims of this crime.

Paul Wenlock added: "Police or banks will never ask anyone to take part in a fraud operation or withdraw or transfer money. Please be wary of any contact made from someone claiming to be from the police asking you to transfer money. If you are suspicious or concerned, please hang up the phone and contact either police, Action Fraud or your local bank."

Anyone who has been contacted in similar circumstances or has any information about the offences is asked to contact 101. 

Message Sent By
Hellen Jackson (Police, EMOpSS Coms Officer, Leics, Notts, Lincs, Northants)

January 02, 2018

Thursday January 18th 2018 7pm.

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Cadeby Parish Council Meeting to be held in Cadeby Church hall. All welcome. Agenda attached

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Agenda will be published on the village and parish council websites when available and will include discussion on the following Budget Proposals from Leicestershire County Council

Budget proposals – have your say

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We’re urging parish councils to have their say on the council’s latest budget proposals - and would be grateful if you could circulate this to your councillors.

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You can find out more about the four-year plan and give feedback until 21 January.

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The proposals include:

•          Savings of £54m, including:

o          Recruiting more in-house foster carers

o          Refocusing ‘early help’ and prevention services

o          A new approach to road maintenance

o          Reducing support services further, including HR, ICT and finance

o          Reducing adult social care costs

•          Investment of £40m, mainly in children’s and adult social care due to rising demand

•          Council Tax rises of 3.99 per cent, including two per cent for adult social care - and then by 1.99 per cent in 2020/21 and 2021/22. Each one per cent raises £2.6m

•          Generating £3.5m by selling services to other organisations and investing in property – this income reduces the impact of reduced national funding

•          Spending £290m on roads, schools, broadband and more, supporting new homes and boosting the local economy

The consultation runs until 21 January – click here to send us your views

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Thank you,

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Leicestershire County Council

December 13, 2017

A Christmas wreath-making workshop was held in Cadeby Church Hall at the beginning of December.

More than 15 villagers attended the session which was led by Cadeby resident Karen Brankin and each went away with a fabulous festive door wreath made on the night.

The event was the first to be hosted by Cadeby Community Development Trust which now manages the hall and any bookings for its hire.

November 04, 2017

Cadeby Parish council meeting takes place on Thursday 9th November at 7pm in the Church hall. All welcome. Agenda below.

November 02, 2017

There are plans to divert public footpath S66 off Brascote Lane, Cadeby, which are being considered by Hinckley and Bosworth Borough Council.

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A copy of the order and map of the planned diversion can be downloaded.

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A public notice of the intention to make the diversion was published in the Hinckley Times on 11th October 2017 and people are invited to make comments about the proposed change to Hinckley and Bosworth Borough Council following the instructions in the attached document.

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Comments must be submitted by 8th November

November 02, 2017

Thursday December 21st at 7.30pm

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​Our Christmas service of carols and readings will be held at Cadeby Church on Thursday December 21 at 7.30pm followed by festive refreshments around the tree.

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Saturday December 2nd at 6.30pm

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​Cadeby Christmas Party is early this year, more details to follow.

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Sunday November 19th at 2.30pm

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​The next all-age community service at Cadeby Church will be on Sunday November 19 at 2.30pm.

To be held the week after Remembrance Sunday, it will be a service of Peace and Unity on the theme of world friendship and we will be planting World Friendship tulips to grow on outside the church to bloom next spring.

October 28, 2017

This year’s Cadeby harvest festival contributions were donated to Hinckley Area Foodbank, which is part of a network of 428 foodbanks whose aim is to tackle food poverty and hunger in local communities. 

The foodbank offers three-day emergency food supplies and support to people in crisis. 

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A permanent Foodbank collection box for food and non-food essential items has now been set up in Cadeby Church.

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If you would like to support the scheme, the box can be found in the pew to the right of the main church door and has a list on it of most urgently needed items. This list may change depending on the donations received centrally.

A list of required items is also available online at www.hinckleyarea.foodbank.org.ukor via this link https://hinckleyarea.foodbank.org.uk/give-help/donate-food

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Donated items will be collected from the church regularly.

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Hinckley Area Foodbank will be packing special Christmas food hampers on 5th December for delivery on 6th, 7th and 8th December and has asked for Christmas contributions to be with them ideally by 21st November and no later than 28th November. 

August 09, 2017

Thanks to all who helped and supported Cadeby Fete this year.

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A total of £2620 was raised which will all go towards the maintenance of Cadeby's historic All Saints' Church.

August 08, 2017

Raffle Prize                              Winning Ticket No                               Prize Winner

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Fiona Cairns Fruit Cake                   Pink 37                                              Sharon

Hercules 3 Course Sunday Lunch     Pink 131                                            Christine

Elizabeth Ann £20 Voucher             Pink 22                                              Jo Adcock

Rose & Radish Fruit Hamper           Yellow 184                                         R Page

Michaelmas House Condiment Set   Pink 146                                            Sue Millward

Tarquin’s Candy Sweetie Bag          Yellow 119                                         Martin

Wyevale Plant Basket                     Yellow 192                                         Hannah Waters

Bird Table & Bird Box                     Pink 161                                            Lyn

Painted Bird Box                           Yellow 53                                            Mrs Rogers

Handmade Christmas Ornaments    Yellow 187                                          Faine

Cadeby Veg Hamper                      Pink 192                                             Mel Evans

Aston Martin Goodie Bag                Yellow 197                                          Tim

Hat & Scarf Set                             Pink 141                                             Tom Bennett

3 Bottles                                      Yellow 59                                            Chambers

Dairy Box & Prosecco                     Pink 133                                             Christine

Thornton’s Chocolates & Prosecco   Yellow 48                                            Alan

1 Bottle                                        Yellow 140                                          Eileen/John

Italian Food Hamper                      Pink 143                                             Tom Bennett

Nivea Travel Essentials                   Pink 98                                               Lorna Owen

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August 10, 2017

A Parish Council Meeting is scheduled to take place on Frday 11th August at 8pm in the Church Hall.

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Items for discussion include a Screening opinion for construction of a 130m wind turbine off Brascote Lane.

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All welcome.

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Agenda available.

July 26, 2017

Police were called to an address in Main Street at about 5.20am on Wednesday July 26 when a burglar alarm went off and a man was seen running  to a car which was driven away by a second person.

The car was a blue Peugeot 205 registration V236 JAR.

If anyone has any relevant information, please call Leicestershire Police on 0116 222 2222 quoting crime reference 76 of July 26.

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July 02, 2017

Victoria sponge contest cakes should be made using 6oz each of butter, sugar and self-raising flour, plus 3 eggs, baked in an 8-inch tin 180c or fan 160c/Gas mark 4 until golden and firm to touch with a jam filling and dusted with castor sugar. Cupcakes can be made using the same ingredients.

June 20, 2017

​Reliable cleaner wanted 4 hours per week for a house in Cadeby.  Duties would include general cleaning work and also the cleaning of hard floor areas.  We can be flexible with working hours and there is the possibility of more hours as and when required.  Please contact Carol in the first instance on:  07766 225117.  If the call could be followed up by a text, that would be appreciated then we are sure to receive any messages.

June 19, 2017

TEMPORARY TRAFFIC REGULATION ORDER:-

EMERGENCY CLOSURE - CHURCH LANE (part), CADEBY

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Leicestershire County Council Highways has agreed to a Temporary Traffic Regulation Order at the above location.

An emergency road closure is required on Church Lane, Cadeby from the junction with Ashby Road to the junction with Sutton Lane on the 20th June 2017 for 2 days.

The Temporary Traffic Regulation Order will be implemented for public safety to allow emergency repairs to excavate and locate a water leak.

During the restricted period, the alternative diversion route will be via:- Ashby Road, Rectory Lane, Church Lane and vice versa

Leicestershire County Council apologises for any inconvenience caused during these works.

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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Leicestershire County Council Highways Tel: 0116 305 0001

May 30, 2017

In January of this year a new “Trust” was proposed to specifically raise external funding for the benefit of the Parish of Cadeby and its parishioners.

The idea was simple – to enable a representative group of the village to create a new organisation that could apply for grants and external funding, that a “political” organisation (ie Parish Council)  could not, that would be solely for the benefit of Cadeby its residents and infrastructure.

It was to bypass previous problems in the last two years where money raised for the hall refurbishment came under certain restrictions and caused delays.

The ”Cadeby Community Trust” was launched in April of this year after acceptance by HSBC of the Trusts declared constitution and proposed Trustee make up.

The current Trustees are as follows

Ian Smith – Chairman

Paul Brankin – Secretary

John Shepherd – Treasurer

Chris Freeman

Jonathan Lane – Parish Council representative

A N Other to be nominated by the Church.

The first application the Trust has made for grant support has been successful and has raised £6,300 from Big Lottery for further necessary work on the hall

 On Wednesday June 14th the builders will commence

1. Re pointing the crumbling masonry surrounding the external windows.

1. Waterproofing the external gable end wall on Rectory Lane

1. Internally building three cupboards to house the tables, chairs, books and other items within.

Once this is finished (which will take no more than two weeks) the painters and decorators move in and they will

1. Completely remove any flaking/loose paint work.

1. Seal all walls where damp was coming through.

1. Decorate the entire interior of the hall including toilets and kitchen.

1. Varnish the new toilet and kitchen door.

There is also sufficient funding to enable us to purchase a “moveable” information board to promote/record future village activities/events.

All work should be finished by the middle of July and it is not anticipated any such work will interrupt the preparations for the village fete.

Best wishes

Ian

June 16, 2017

Open Garden: Saturday June 17 from 2pm to 5pm at The Limes, Main Street. To raise money for French Doors to a new tranquillity courtyard for patients, relatives and staff of Ward 17 at Glenfield Hospital, Leicester. There will be crafts, teas and children’s games, with a fancy dress contest on the theme of cartoon characters plus music from the Cadeby Band.

June 03, 2017

Summer service: Sunday June 4 at 2.30pm in Cadeby Church. An all-age family service followed by afternoon tea - outside if sunny - and children’s corner. Please bring to share cakes, cookies, scones etc.

July 28, 2017

Cadeby fete 2017 will be on Saturday July 29 at the same double venue as last year, Manor Farm and The Limes.

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Our annual church fundraiser featuring traditional stalls, sideshows, teas and cakes plus new for this year a Pimm’s tent and cake-baking contest.

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As always, any ideas and all offers of help will be very welcome.

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May 22, 2017

Cadeby Parish council annual meeting takes place on Tuesday 23rd May at 7pm in the Church hall. All welcome. Agenda below.

May 17, 2017

TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE OF SUTTON LANE, CADEBY

Leicestershire County Council Highways has agreed to a Temporary Traffic Regulation Order at the above location.

The closure is required on Sutton Lane, Cadeby. The closure is required from 22nd May 2017 for a period of 7 days.

The Temporary Traffic Regulation Order will be implemented to safely allow Severn Trent Water to install a new water main.

During the closure, the alternative diversion route will be via Stapleton Lane, A447 and vice versa.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Leicestershire Highways Tel: 0116 305 0001

Severn Trent Water: 0800 783 4444

May 17, 2017

The Annual Parish meeting will take place in the Church hall at 6.30pm. All welcome Agenda attached.

Note that the Annual Parish council meeting originally scheduled to follow has been postponed.

May 05, 2017

A PALLETT family coffee morning is to be held in Cadeby Church Hall on Saturday May 6 from 10.30am to 1.30pm.

All relatives of the Cadeby and Market Bosworth-based Pallett family are invited to attend.

The event is being co-ordinated by Pallett family member and genealogist Darren Mason, from Hinckley, who organises get-togethers through the year.

The last member of the Pallett family to live in Cadeby was Marjorie Pallett, who ran the village post office – now a private home – until her death in 1984.

March 29, 2017

ADVANCE NOTICE OF A TEMPORARY TRAFFIC REGULATION ORDER.

A Temporary Traffic Regulation Order (TTRO) is to be made for the following location: Sutton Lane, Cadeby (see attached plan). The purpose of the TTRO is to facilitate the installation of a new water main for a development site.

The TTRO will incorporate a temporary road closure.

The duration of the TTRO is for a period not exceeding 3 months commencing 22nd May 2017

The actual duration of the restriction is not anticipated to exceed a period of 7 days within the aforementioned duration.

A Press Release will be issued to confirm these details approximately 2 weeks prior to the works commencing.

Should you require any further information please reply to this e-mail raising any specific concerns you may have.

Yours faithfully

Countywide Team

March 28, 2017

The next service at Cadeby All Saints' will be on Wednesday 29th March 7pm and is a Lent communion followed by a discussion. This is part of a series of discussions in all the churches in the benefice leading up to Easter.

December 11, 2016

Cadeby's Poppy Appeal 2016 raised £78.27 for the Royal British Legion.

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Thanks to John Shepherd for making the collection, which has contributed towards a district total of £13,000.

October 19, 2016

High speed fibre internet has finally arrived in Cadeby village with guaranteed minimum speeds  of around 70Mb/s.

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Check with your provider for availability and price, or follow the link and enter your post code for more information.

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Thanks to Paul Brankin for passing this on.

October 14, 2016

There is a vacancy for a Poppy Appeal collector in Cadeby.

The collection is co-ordinated by the Market Bosworth branch of the Royal British Legion and involves making door to door calls to village homes offering lapel poppies in return for donations.

No transport is needed as the collecting tin and poppies will be collected from Market Bosworth and returned to the RBL branch for you when the collection has been completed.

Only houses within walking distance need be visited.

If anyone is willing to take on the task, please send an e-mail using the button below and we will put you in touch.

Sent on behalf of Market Bosworth branch of the Royal British Legion

October 02, 2016

Leicestershire Police in conjunction with Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland Anti-Social Behaviour Delivery Group have produced the following halloween leaflets which households can download and place in their windows.

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Together with Leicestershire County Council and the Fire Service they have also produced a Celebrate Safely advice leaflet.

September 24, 2016

Thanks to Cadeby villagers and others who came to my 60th Birthday Party and made donations to the British Red Cross and the RNLI.

I thought you’d like to know that I received donations totalling £360 in addition to those made directly to the charities.

WOW!

"You've all done very well!”

Andy

September 04, 2016

Attached is a programme of activities taking place across the Borough, including:

• Fencing for beginners

• Walking Football

• Free Swimming for Over 60's

• Orienteering

• Sky Ride Local - free guided bicycle rides

• Weight loss sessions

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Next Generation Community Connect

September 02, 2016

The refurbishment of Cadeby Church Hall is nearly complete and responsibilty for its management has passed to Cadeby Parish Council.

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It will be available for hire, for uses covered by a lease agreement, from the end of September.

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For information on availability, suitable uses and costs, please call parish councillor Ian Smith on 07899 991001.

August 12, 2016

A Flower Festival celebrating the 30th Anniversary of the death of the late Revd Teddy Boston Rector of Cadeby Church was held in the church over the weekend, with appropriately themed arrangements made by the ladies of Earl Shilton Flower Club alongside photos and documents from his time in Cadeby.
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Archive film including views of the village and the marriage of Teddy and Audrey Boston was shown on a loop and generated much interest.
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Press the link to see the footage or download the Souvenir Program.