June 2018 herald online

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MID-JUNE 2018

Message from Jade Perry in Malawi I WOULD just like to say a massive thank you to everybody for their love and support towards the girls in Malawi. Between us we have managed to raise over £2,500. I am feeling completely overwhelmed by people’s kindness and generosity and so very grateful. The girls have benefitted so much from all of your kind donations. We’ve managed to kit out their new bathroom with towels, shower curtains and mirrors. They’ve had a new tv and DVD player. Best of all we’ve built a netball court and got everything they need to go with it. Bibs, whistles, a new netball and a stop watch. A lot of the girls really love netball and are so great at it. Malawi’s National team are actually ranked very high in the world. Hopefully one day some of these girls could make that team! What we have achieved together, building this court, with sheer hard work and determination their dreams can really come true.

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A big thank you! I WOULD be grateful if you could thank the wonderful people of Markfield for helping us on 16/05/2018. We were just taking Leo our 8 month old Labrador to Tomlinson’s for his hydrotherapy session as he has Congenital dysplasia of both hips. Unfortunately he ran on to the main Leicester Road and was hit by a van which stopped but as he was so frightened he ran away and after a 1 hour search by many people and some who were total strangers but who lived in Markfield he was found safely on Janes Way . Fortunately he was lucky enough to have escaped with minor grazes and he has since had one hip replaced successfully. Our thanks to everyone who helped. From the Patel Family

Don’t miss the Stanton Summer Fayre - Saturday 30th June A SUMMER FAYRE will be held in St. Mary & All Saints Church, Stanton Under Bardon on SATURDAY 30th JUNE 2 - 4 p.m. Admission Free. Stalls include Cakes, preserves, Plants, Bric - a- Brac, and others Coffee and Tea will be available. Come and join us meeting friends and making new ones, over a cuppa and chat.

Thieves are after your plants!

Hanging Basket stolen from The Green, Markfield A MARKFIELD Resident has been in contact with The Herald to report the theft of a hanging basket. The basket, which contained over £20 worth of plants, was stolen from their property just a few hours after being hung on the bracket. The theft has been reported to the Police.

Appeal for a Secretary for Friends of St Peter’s Board of Trustees FRIENDS of St Peter’s (FOSP) Board of Trustees is looking for an enthusiastic person to take on the post of Secretary. The role mainly involves taking minutes at our AGM and other meetings throughout the year, collating relevant paperwork and sending out to trustees and FOSP members. The trustees are a happy hard working group of local volunteers, our aim is to preserve our beautiful village church through a variety of fundraisers including Thornton Open Gardens, the Michaelmas Concert and the Christmas Craft Fayre. If you have time to spare, can take notes and are looking for rewarding voluntary part-time work please contact Mary Gibson on 01530 231993 for further details.

Get your tickets!

Jay Brothers to perform in July MARKFIELD Congregational Church present the Jay Brothers, Markfield’s very own singing duo at the Markfield Community Centre. The bar is available. On Friday 27th July commencing at 7.30pm. Tickets are now available at £6 each. Order now to avoid disappointment for this very popular event. Tickets are available as follows:• Angela Berry on either 07971 254165 or 01530 242578. • The Community Centre • Doreen Murby There will be a Caribbean theme, it’s not compulsory but anyone wishing to to dress up is encouraged to do so.

Angela Berry

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