Your
local Beat Officers will be at The Green, Thringstone and The Wheel,
City Of Dan, Whitwick.
Come along and express your views and concerns to your local beat team
at any of the above locations on the dates and times shown in the time
table below.
Thringstone Beat Surgery
Come and meet your neighbourhood beat team and discuss
any policing issues you may have.
Confirmed dates for beat surgeries at the Thringstone Community Centre are:
1600hrs Tuesday 14/02/12
1000hrs Tuesday 20/03/12
1430hrs Sunday 22/04/12
Local councillors and NWLDC housing officers will also attend if they are available.
For more information contact
PC 2925 James Broomfield on (0116) 222 2222, follow the instructions to
leave a message and when prompted key in the voicemail number 2925.
For more information contact:
PCSO 6672 James Sorrell on (0116) 222 2222, follow the instructions to
leave a message and when prompted key in the voicemail number 6672. Our
local police teamFollow @leicspolice
Health
walks available locally include:
First Friday of every month: -
Walk from Hermitage Leisure Centre, Whitwick 10:30am
A health questionnaire needs to be completed by all who
attend these health walks.
FOT walks 2012
27th May 10.30am from The Green,
Cademan and Swannymote Woods then 19th October 10.30 from
The Green, Cademan and Swannymote Woods
Cost £3 per head.
Information given about the history of the de Lisle family, their link
to Mount St Bernard Abbey and Grace Dieu Manor.
The Thringstone Members Club
It costs just £3.00 to join The Thringstone Members Club for a year
Each Week – Tuesday, Friday and Sunday 9pm – Members Bingo - £1.00 a
book
Saturday nights – Karaoke
To become a member please call in at the Thringstone Members Club
As
a result of a successful funding bid, Friends of Thringstone are now
able to offer residents of the village the opportunity to borrow a
Smart Meter.
These are a very useful addition to the home as they provide you with
up to the second information on the amount of electricity you are using
in terms of both power and cost, and thus allow you to look at making
savings. You can see in real time the benefits of turning off
electrical devices at home. Whether it's turning off at the plug rather
than just using standby, or simply turning off a light, the smart meter
shows you the cash impact of changing your habits and behaviours which
could amount to savings of hundreds of pounds per year.
Friends of Thringstone have 7 Owl meters, which are available through a
Loan Scheme, linking to NWLDC's sustainability team.
If you are interested in borrowing one of these meters, please contact
either:
Pam Porter on
01530 469474
or
Nita Pearson on
01530 223434
to discuss this.
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