 At-risk Post Offices named
October 2007
Quorn is saved, but others in the East Midlands are to be closed.
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The Banks Opening Ceremony - public welcome
September 2007
The Banks project is to be formally opened by the Mayor of Charnwood.
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Flats and Houses for Affordable Rent in Quorn
September 2007
Four flats and eight houses for affordable rent will soon be available on the Meynell Road site in Quorn.
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 Should we save Quorn's Old Primary School?
August 2007
Quorn Parish Council has been offered the chance to buy the ‘Old St
Bartholomew’s School’ for the
community. Should we buy it or not?
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 Quorn floods again ...
July 2007
Flooding is nothing new to Quorn ...
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 Highways energy usage - can it only increase?
July 2007
Should we install 20mph Quorn School Speed Limits Lights?
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Spring Walk in the Meadows
April 2007
Medieval remains and wildflowers are among the attractions on offer from a unique chance to visit a Charnwood meadow on Saturday, May 26th.
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Quorn Village Design Statement
April 2007
The Quorn Village Design Statement team have been working hard over the last few months and have produced an early draft document for comment. This is a text only document (the pretty pictures come later) and forms the basis on which a fully refined version will eventually be produced.
The document is available in the Documents section of the QVDS website at http://designstatement.quorndon.com and comments and corrections are invited from anyone with an interest in the future of Quorn.
Quorn May Day Celebrations
April 2007
Full steam ahead for May Day 2007.
This event is definitely 'ON'.
A number of volunteers have kindly come out of the woodwork to make running it possible. An initial planning meeting resulted in a wish to run the event similarly to last year (without the rain!). The maypole dancers are eager to start training for an even more spectacular display than before.
If you want to be involved then please let us know. We already have music, dance, and theatre. But anything you want to do can be incorporated - just let us know.
If you want to book a stall to sell your wares, or just display your work then call Sue on 01509 412571. Quorn May Day Celebrations attract large numbers of people from around the area. Don't miss it!
For any further details, or to become part of the day: Contact: Phil on 01509 412571.
Why not download a PDF of the the May Day Poster [540Kbytes] and display it on your house window?
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 Quorn dog is given UK’s first DASBO
April 2007
A Quorn dog has the unlikely honour of having been served the UK’s first DASBO.
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 Save the Old Primary School
March 2007
The old Primary School on School Lane is currently at risk of being disposed of by Leicestershire County Council which may result in it being demolished and the site developed for private use.
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Parks for People Lottery Bid - Stafford Orchard
February 2007
Quorn Parish Council is seeking a lottery bid to enhance the facilities and infrastructure of Stafford Orchard.
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How much is that doggy in the window?
February 2007
Quorn's new contemporary craft gallery fg2 opened its doors on the snowy evening of Thursday 8th February with a launch party with invited guests from the local community who enjoyed champagne and handcrafted chocolates.
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Stafford Park Survey
January 2007
The Parish Council is proposing to submit a bid to the Heritage Lottery Fund for finance to carry out an extensive programme of improvements over the next 5 years.
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New Quorndon Shakespeare Company goes from Strength to Strength
January 2007
Last year was a very successful and varied year for the New Quorndon Shakespeare Company.
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Old School Buildings on School Lane
sold for development?
January 2007
If Leicestershire County Council is allowed to have its way, the Old School site will be disposed of. It is probable that the buildings will be demolished to make way for . . . a housing development.
Quorn Parish Council entered into a dialogue with the County Council with the idea of securing the existing buildings for community use.
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