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Fri, 24 Apr 2009 16:05
Your Voice, Your Choice

Do you have an idea for an exciting local project but need a boost? Are you a local resident looking to have your say on how funding is spent on local activities? Are you a representative of a local community group? If the answer to any of these questions is “YES!” this is the event for you!

We are offering residents and representatives of community groups from Lubbesthorpe, Enderby, Narborough, Glen Parva, Blaby, Countesthorpe, Cosby, Whetstone and Kilby, the opportunity to propose and vote on exciting, innovative local projects worthy of a share of £20,000. More »

The Blaby Central Participatory Budgeting Workshop will be held on Monday 22nd June, and will begin at 5pm, at the Brockington Community College, Enderby. Each proposal should be focused on either Children and Young People, Economic Stability or Vulnerable People.

As places are limited, and for catering purposes, it is essential to register via 0116 305 8169, or book online

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Tue, 11 Mar 2008 22:29
Community Speed Watch

The results for Kilby Scheme running from 7/01/08 - 03/02/08
A 20 mph speed limit is in force in the village

Total Amount of Vehicles 437
Average Speed 29.9
24/5/6/Mph 43
27/8/9 Mph 199
30Mph+ 185
40Mph+ 10

The highest speed recorded was 43mph by two vehicles in a 20mph zone.

Thu, 21 Feb 2008 11:08
Vandalism in Kilby

One youth had been interviewed and had admitted his involvement in all the crime and disorder incidents reported with the exception of the broken window.

The general view was that such incidents had reduced but there were still occasional reports of nuisance behaviour. The Police would be returning to Kilby again with their Neighbourhood Police van to allow the reporting and discussion of any incidents.

Thu, 21 Feb 2008 11:04
Community Speed Watch

Community Speed Watch: Training will be given on the 3rd January at the United Reformed Church with the scheme going into action the the 7th January 2008. It is hoped this will encourage motorist to keep within the 20mph speed limit that is enforce through the village of Kilby.