Road Closure Upton Lane Upton
Please find below details of a proposed Road Closure on January 28th 2020 at Upton Lane Upton
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Please find below details of a proposed Road Closure on January 28th 2020 at Upton Lane Upton
Please find attached details of two road closures:
Shenton Road Sibson – from 14th November 2019 for up to 21 days
Station Road Desford (not in our parish but will affect a lot of parishioners) – From 18th November for up to 15 days.
Emergency Press Release – Station Road Desford
The Sheepy Scouts Group have organised for a local qualified paramedic to come along and give parishioners an awareness on how to identify and deal with potential cardiac problems. This will also include a demonstration on how best to use and deploy a defibrillator unit.
This awareness session is being held at Sibson Village Hall on Monday 25 Nov at 7:30pm.
The session is free and is open to all parishioners.
Please find attached an up and coming Art Exhibition being held at Peckleton Village Hall on 23rd and 24th November 2019

Please find attached two notices about the current Parish Councillor vacancies within the Parish of Sheepy
We are a charity based in Hinckley providing community transport for the elderly/and or disabled in the Hinckley & Bosworth area.
We are currently looking to recruit more volunteer drivers for our Dial a scheme as we are finding that we are been asked to provide more transport for our passengers but we do not have enough drivers to cover all the journeys that are requested.
Also we have a 16 seater minibus with which we provide regular shopping trips, lunch and day trips and what to make sure that you are your residents are aware of our services.
If you would like any further information please do not hesitate to contact me.
Thanks for your help in this matter.
Best Regards
Lindsey Short
Manager
Hinckley & Bosworth Community Transport (Dial a Ride)
Hinckley Health Centre, Hill Street, Hinckley, Leicestershire, LE10 1DS
Tel: 01455 250 462
Email: l.short@unicombox.co.uk
I have exciting news! In partnership with the Woodland Trust, LCC have a range of tree and hedgerow initiatives available to farmers and landowners across Leicestershire.
Targeting Tree Disease packs
Working with the Woodland Trust, the county council are offering all landowners and farmers free tree packs, which have been specifically designed to help regenerate countryside that is under threat from tree diseases such as Ash Dieback.
These packs are available to applicants from across the county. Each pack includes 45 native trees and applicants can chose form two different species mixes:
The trees will be provided as small saplings and all the trees come with 1.2m tree tubes and stakes.
Planting
Applicants are responsible for planting the trees, either themselves or using a contractor. Advice can be given by the Woodland Trust.
Collection
Tree packs will be given out at the start of National Tree Week, applicants or a representative, must be able to collect their tree packs from Beaumanor Hall, Woodhouse Eaves on Wednesday 27th November.
To register for your free pack of trees
Please email plant@woodlandtrust.org.uk with your name and contact details, or call on 0330 333 5303 making sure you quote ‘Leicestershire County Council trees’.
The deadline for applications for these packs is 31 October 2019.
For all the other schemes please go to the county council website via the link below. The deadline is end January 2020 for these other schemes.
Please note that Parish councils and community groups can apply for free packs from the Woodland Trust direct.
Details of an emergency road closure on Shenton Lane in SIbson
Did you know that Sheepy Parish has its very own Tree Warden?
The Tree Council has 6,000 volunteer Tree Wardens that are local heroes, protecting, planting and promoting the value of trees in their local area. Sheepy Parish saw the advantages of having our very own Tree Warden and luckily we had a local parishioner who also was passionate about the trees in our parish. Hopefully you will see the benefit of this position, with more trees being planted, the wildflower growth expanding and any issues with trees and their health and protection being resolved quickly.
If you have any concerns or ideas then please email Julie at treewarden@sheepyparish.com
www.treecouncil.org.uk
Please find attached the Market Bosworth Newsletter for October 2019
