BILLA BARRA LANE, MARKFIELD – EMERGENCY ROAD CLOSURE
Leicestershire County Council Highways has agreed to a Temporary Traffic Regulation Order at the above location.
An emergency road closure is required on Billa Barra Lane on the 9th of January 2025 for up to 21 days. The works are expected to be completed within 5 days.
The Temporary Traffic Regulation Order will be implemented for public safety for STW and their contractors to facilitate the repair of a burst water apparatus.
The proposed alternative diversion route will be signed on site. Access to properties will be maintained, however a short delay in gaining access may occur whilst the area is made safe.
Further information can be found here
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NEIGHBOURHOOD LINK – JANUARY 2025 edition of OUR NEWS is here!
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A WARM WELCOME IN MARKFIELD
Warm Welcome spaces are opening their doors to local communities, offering everyone a free, warm, welcoming and friendly space. They are a great place to connect with your community
Click here to find further details
Or call Jenny Fry on: 07557816741
QUIZ & PLOUGHMAN’S SUPPER – FRIDAY 31st JANUARY 2025
Markfield Methodist Church are hosting a “Quiz and Ploughman’s Supper on Friday 31st January 2025”.
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Neighbourhood Link – The December 2024 Edition of OUR NEWS is here
Here are some highlights in December’s Our News newsletter:
* Remember the NW Shop when buying your Christmas gifts
* Enter ERA’s prize draw to win a home security bundle over £200
* We’re proud to introduce our new partnership with Phonely, working together to keep you protected from scams
* Making your lists and checking them twice… cybersecurity with Avast
* SimpliSafe offer advice on keeping your home secure this Christmas, and how to have fun at the same time
* LockLatch share recipes for festive homemade dog treats – don’t forget to check out their PetLatch product!
* The Master Locksmiths Association (MLA) help us stay safe over the festive period
READ THE DECEMBER NEWSLETTER HERE
PCC-funded Youth Project looks at anti-social behaviour through a new lens
Young people have been exploring their creative potential as part of an innovative media project funded by Police and Crime Commissioner Rupert Matthews.
The Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland PCC provided a grant worth £10k to Candy Arts Community Interest Company (CIC) to run creative media activities from the African Caribbean Centre in Highfields, Leicester.
The project, which runs until January 2025, aims to empower young people aged between 15 and 17 to unleash their creative talents in a safe and encouraging environment. This is designed to prevent their involvement or future involvement in anti-social behaviour (ASB) and provide them with a sense of community and belonging.
Students learn essential life skills including project management, teamwork and digital media proficiency and engage in pre-production activities such as developing stories and scripts for future film projects. Up to 30 young people are currently involved in the project.
For more information, the full news story can be accessed here