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Police Update - September 2019
At Monday's Parish Council meeting, PC Richard Neville from Leicestershire Police provided an update on recent crime in the village.
There is currently a spate of car thefts, particularly involving cars with keyless entry. If you have a car with keyless ignition, please keep your keys away from the front door!
Charnwood Borough Council provide key pouches free of charge - simply pop into the Council Offices in Loughborough and speak to the on duty police staff, located to the right hand side of the entrance. More »
We also raised the recent stories of dog-related crime on Pasture Lane. There has been no report of this to the police, so as far as they are concerned this hasn't ever happened. Please, please, please - if you encounter a problem, report it! Without reporting it, patterns can't be monitored. » Less
Posted: Thu, 26 Sep 2019 18:52 by Martin Clayton
Hathern Park Play Area Repainting - 16/9/2019
Please note that the play equipment within the fenced area of Hathern Park is being repainted on the week commencing 16th September. As such, the play area will be closed for that week.
We took the decision to wait until the Summer Holidays were over to minimise disruption - we hope it will not cause too much of an inconvenience but can promise everything will look a lot better, to match the great new safety surface put down earlier in the year.
Posted: Wed, 04 Sep 2019 23:50 by Martin Clayton
Shepshed Waste Site - Temporary Closure
We have found out that Shepshed Waste Site will be closed from today, for 12 weeks.
Unfortunately this information didn't come from Leicestershire County Council, we're trying to find out why.
Apologies for the late notice!
Posted: Mon, 02 Sep 2019 15:53 by Martin Clayton
