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Mon, 15 Jun 2009 14:26
Local Development Framework Public Consultation – Core Strategy Alternative Options Paper

Core Strategy Alternative Options Paper is being taken out for public consultation by Harborough District Council between Monday 8th June and Monday 20th July 2009. Please see below for further details

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Tue, 26 May 2009 17:20
May Meeting of the Loddington W I

The mango tree in Tanzania provides not only fruit but shade and a meeting place for teaching and group discussions.The name was adopted for The Mango Tree Tanzania Orphan Support Group which aims to provide shelter and care for the many orphan children from its headquarters in Kyela.
Nic Merrett, a member of staff at Uppingham school, is one of the volunteer trustees of the the organisation . At the invitation of WI member Gail Squires, Nic visited Loddington W I to give a very well received talk about the work of The Mango Tree. As a result of HIV/ AIDS there are thousands of children in Tanzania with only one or no parents .. Working with locally chosen volunteers from the villages, the aim is to provide education and adult support for the children. Over 13,000 children are currently being helped and The Mango Tree concept has now spread to Kenya as well. To learn more about it you can visit the website at www.themangotree.org

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Sat, 25 Apr 2009 10:46
April Meeting of the Loddington W I

April is the month when the members of Loddington WI plan an evening for the committee which is kept as a surprise.
As there have been quite a few new members recently it had been decided to have an activity to help everyone to get to know each other better.In groups of three a questionnaire had to be completed moving to other groups if you could not answer all the questions in your own group.This proved quite hilarious and revealing.It was amazing the things that were found out about members. The only question that remained unanswered was " Name a member who was born in Rutland". Surprisingly not one member was born in the county though two members had given birth in Rutland. More »

Judith Horsefield thanked the members on behalf of the committee for providing such a useful and enjoyable activity.

During refreshments, also provided by the non-committee members, there was much talk about the splendid day the group had recently spent visiting the gardens at Highgrove. The weather had been perfect for the occasion and the gardens were delightful. It had been a most enjoyable day.

The evening concluded with a raffle in which Margaret Austin, Jill Goode and Claire Montagu all won Easter eggs. The competition was won by Jean Powell.

The next meeting will be held on May 21st at The Allerton Trust Visitor Centre at 7.30p.m. when Nick Merrett will be talking about the Tanzanian project run by Uppingham School. « Less

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