Application and guidance forms for the second round of Charnwood Positive Activities for Young People funding (for 8-19 year olds) are now available by clicking here

This round of PAYP funding is for projects that will deliver the following:

- Regular evening provision in term time
- Some continuation of / link to provision in school holidays
- Open access activities with clear plan to engage some targeted young people
- Community need for provision must be evidenced
The closing date for applications is 10am on 3rd June. More »

Rotary Club of the Soar Valley President Graham Martin and Rtn John Tyers paid their second visit to Seagrave Village Primary School this year (on 3^rd May) to award Rotary Stars to pupils.

A "Rotary Star" certificate, badge and book token were presented to both Beth Morton, and Lucy Chafer by Soar Valley Rotary President Graham Martin. This brings the total won this year by Seagrave school to four.

Announcing the further awards, Head Teacher Rebeka Spencer explained that "The girls worked together to organise a Comic Relief fundraiser in the Village Hall, raising £407.00. They organised stalls including pin the red nose on Miss Spencer and Dorothy, a cake stall, a book stall, face painting, hair braiding and accessories, a tuck shop, tea and coffee and a cake raffle." More »

On Friday, 24^th February, the Inner Wheel Club of The Soar Valley took part in what it is hoped will be a successful bid for a Guinness World Record, whilst raising funds for MacMillan Cancer Support.

The Club's annual quiz evening in aid of the charity, this year had an extra edge, joining 120 other MacMillan quizzes taking place on the same day across the UK from Jersey in the South to Inverness in the north of Scotland.

82 people enjoyed a lively evening at the Brush Bowls and Sports Club in Loughborough for the Inner Wheel Quiz Evening and Supper, where a magnificent sum of £420 was raised for the Charity. The winning team were the Ivy League, captained by the Soar Valley Rotary President Alastair Wood. More »