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Welcome to Walcote
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Misterton with Walcote Parish Council
For information about the work of the council, minutes of meetings, councillors and how you can contact us, click on the link below.
Walcote Memorial Hall 2006
A modern, bright facility that is suited for most activities and events. Use it for village activities, fundraising events, weddings, anniversaries and birthday parties for adults and children (plenty space for a bouncy castle), meetings, classes of all types, even corporate events.
Click on the link below to learn more......
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» Latest News
Posted:
Fri, 09 May 2008 12:23
Neighbourhood Watch.
Membership is free.......and always will be.
Reports are coming in that residents of the Leicestershire area are receiving demands for an annual joining fee per household to become members of Neighbourhood Watch.
Do not pay.
Posted:
Fri, 09 May 2008 12:18
Car Key Burglary Warning for South Leicestershire
Use the link below to read the latest crime warning from Sgt Granger.
Posted:
Tue, 06 May 2008 12:45
Detectives from Leicestershire Constabulary are appealing for the victims of a fraud committed in the Midlands to contact them.
Camcorders have been sold to members of the public from a vehicle at work premises, shopping centres or outside retails premises across the Midlands. The camcorders are not originals and are cheaper models which have the Sony and JVC labels and serial numbers.
It is also believed that faulty flat screen or plasma screen televisions have also been sold to members of the public, the televisions are wrapped in cling film or plastic wrapping.
