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Posted:
Fri, 10 Oct 2008 13:52
GOING INTO HOSPITAL?
WORRIED ABOUT 'SUPERBUGS?'
WANT PROTECTION FROM 'INFECTION?'
If the answer is YES click on the
'Blue Headline' to this posting & go directly to Judy Wynne's website for a downloadable pdf.
Get all the information on this subject you'll need for a clean, safe hospital stay.
Contact details:
JUDY WYNNE Tel: 01530 230 161
Posted:
Mon, 06 Oct 2008 18:23
Enderby Library Temporary Closure
Enderby Library is closed this week for some necessary work to be done on the floor. It will reopen albeit on a smaller scale, in the small hall of the Civic Centre on Saturday. Once the work is over, at the end of November, there will be another week's closure while the stock is moved back to the library so that the library can be reopened.
Any books that are due back while the library is closed will be automatically renewed, books can also be returned to any County Library, for example Blaby, Narborough or Cosby Libraries. More »
Access to the small hall will need to be via King Street entrance, unfortunately there is no disabled access here, if you or anyone you know has trouble getting into the library because of this please call us on 3053523 and we will assist you with some books.
Wriggly Readers and Manga Cafe will operate as normal but in the civic centre.
We apologise for any inconvenience caused. « Less
Posted:
Fri, 03 Oct 2008 10:22
The Stepping Stones Project based at Leicestershire County Council is running a range of rural skills training courses this autumn and winter, from Coppicing to Hurdle Making and Hedge Laying.
Contact Andy Jackson on 0116 305 7221 or download the booking form.
