Hinckley and Bosworth Environmental Health Newsletter
Please find attached the latest Hinckley and Bosworth Environmental Heath Newsletter.
We use some essential cookies to make this website work.
We'd also like to set optional cookies to enable features like embedded videos and maps, collect anonymous statistics, and improve the overall experience.
Please find attached the latest Hinckley and Bosworth Environmental Heath Newsletter.
Free Trees Scheme, which is now open.
This year the council is giving away 27000 trees as part of our declared climate emergency. These trees will absorb over 10,000 tonnes of carbon over the next 40 years (assuming they all survive).
Community groups and parish councils can apply for up to 20 trees and up to 30 metres of hedging and we hope as many of you as possible will be able to join us and plant trees within your parishes and other community buildings to both fight climate change and support wildlife.
The scheme launches on 26 September and you will need to be able to collect your trees on the weekend of 26/27 November. Click on the link in the attached document to find out how you can apply for your trees. We recommend you apply asap to avoid disappointment as we expect a high demand. Please follow the link belwo for more details.
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
21 April 1926 – 8th September 2022
A message of condolence from Sheepy Parish Council
Sheepy Parish Council and its parishioners are deeply saddened to learn about the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on 8th September 2022.

Since 6th February 1952 when she became Queen, Her Majesty’s life has been dedicated to serving this nation and its people. As the longest reigning monarch, her presence has been a comfort and source of strength in a rapidly changing world and Her Majesty’s hard- working dedication has been a source of inspiration to so many.
A book of condolence will be in Sheepy Parish Church and will be open throughout the mourning period, there will also be a Hinckley and Bosowrth Borough Council condolence book at Twycross Zoo.
Floral tributes can be left under the village Sign and at the beacon in Sheepy Magna and at the village signs in Sheepy Parva, Sibson and Upton.
She will be greatly missed and the impact her reign has had will not be forgotten. May she rest in peace.
Dr Rob Ward
Chair, Sheepy Parish Council
This is a great opportunity for people with special needs to try a range of sports in a relaxed and positive environment,
Don’t hesitate to contact me if you have any questions and please feel free to pass on to anyone you think may be interested.
More information can be found here:

All the best,
Graeme
| Graeme Chilvers
Health and Recreation Manager Tel: 01455 255678 Email: graham.chilvers@hinckley-bosworth.gov.uk Web: www.hinckley-bosworth.gov.uk Hinckley Hub, Rugby Road, Hinckley, Leics LE10 0FR |
We’ve got lots of activities on for kids and adults. The Sir John Moore Foundation Museum is normally only open by appointment only, because it is above a school. It is also up several flights of stairs!
But for the annual Open Day I’m able to put exhibitions downstairs in accessible rooms, and have games and activities for kids. We’ve also got refreshments, an interactive Victorian lesson in our Victorian classroom, and hourly tours of the museum.
And the whole thing is free! (Donations welcome)
Sir John Moore Foundation, Appleby Magna DE12 7AH. Back in time for school! For a fun family day out, come to our Open Day. With a 17th century clock, an early 20th century Punishment Book, and a collection spanning over three centuries, there’s a lot to see at the Sir John Moore Foundation Museum. Explore what it was like to work, learn and live at one of the country’s oldest schools – but watch out for our Victorian teacher!
Sunday 11th September 10am-4pm
As you may be already aware, Hinckley & Bosworth Borough Council is currently undertaking a community governance review. This purpose of the review is to ensure that parish and town council electoral arrangements across the borough are appropriate, efficient and reflective of local communities.
The review commenced in February with a public consultation. The Council has now analysed the consultation responses and approved draft recommendations on changes for further consultation.
Changes are recommended in the following parishes:
You can view more information about the changes on our website.
If you live in one of these areas, you can respond to this consultation using the relevant online form for your area which you’ll find on the draft recommendations page of our website. The consultation closes on 7 September 2022.”
Yours sincerely,
Communications Team page of our website. The consultation closes on 7 September 2022.”
Yours sincerely,
Communications Team
Sheepy Brunch is held every Wednesday at 11 a.m at Sheepy Memorial Hall
Come along and meet like minded people and enjoy a bacon sandwich, or a cup of tea or coffee and
cake, and a friendly chat.They also intend to arrange speakers on a monthly basis.
Please come along and keep this wonderful event going everyone welcome!
There are now new speed restrictions in place on Bosworth Road from Wellsborough to the old Water Park, for full details please see the attached.
2022 Sheepy
Flower & Vegetable Show
Saturday 3rd September 2022
Sheepy Magna Memorial Hall
Cups awarded in three categories;
Challenge Cup
Home Produce Cup
Children’s Cup (12 yrs and under)
Staging 10.30am – 11.30am (20p per entry)
Specially commissioned this year to commemorate the
Queen Elizabeth Platinum Jubilee
our one-off specially made pins will go to the first 30 entrants
who visit to exhibit their entries
Show Opens at 2pm
Admission : Adults £1.00 / Children 50p + raffle ticket
Please see the attached for more information: Sheepy Flower and Vegetable Show
A road closure is required on Bosworth Road, Wellsborough between the
junction with Hornsey Rise, Wellsborough and Dixie Grammar School on
the 10th July 2022 for one day.
For full details see the attached:
