The above watercolour of the post mill on Langton Road is reproduced by kind permission of the artist Michael Edwards.
Telephone Box
Repainted and working BT telephone box on Albert Street, Kibworth Harcourt
Welcome to Kibworth Harcourt
Kibworth coronavirus portal
- Kibworth coronavirus portal
A page to list other community websites and links to Facebook and other social media involved in supporting the Kibworth villages during this pandemic.
We would like it be a source of information or leaflets that are being distributed in support of the coronavirus infection duration.Information shared and links on this page are the responsibility of the producers of that information and those sites and not the responsibility for accuracy or content by either Kibworth parish council.
- Anti social behaviour
Kibworth Harcourt Parish Council is working with Kibworth Beauchamp Parish Council, Harborough District Council and the police to provide clear instructions for any residents affected by anti social behaviour.
Latest News
Casual Vacancy Notice
Notice is hereby given that due to the resignation of Councillor Ted Masters. a vacancy exists in the office of Parish Councillor for the Parish of Kibworth Harcourt
The vacancy will be filled by election if any ten Local Government Electors for the said electoral area submit a written request and if no such request is made the vacancy will be filled by the Parish Council.
Any request for an election to be held to fill the vacancy must be in writing and must reach the Returning Officer, Harborough District Council, The Symington Building, Adam & Eve Street, Market Harborough LEl6 7AG no later than 5th Febraury 2021
Posted: Tue, 19 Jan 2021 10:01 by Sara Barrett
Kibworth Harcourt, New Road replacement of speed cushions
Stop & Go traffic control on Tuesday 5th January for the county council to replace the speed cushions near the entrance to Brookfield Way with rubberised ones.
Posted: Mon, 04 Jan 2021 09:52 by Kevin
Dog theft - advice from Leicestershire Police
We are experiencing an increase in dog theft reports and are asking the public to be wary of this new wave of crime across the county.
The demand for puppies has increased as people have been working from home and other social distractions are limited. This demand has created a surge in puppy thefts, as the price of dogs has almost doubled in some cases.
We want people to help to spread this safety message to prevent much loved pets being targeted by criminals. More »
The attached pdf document gives a great deal of advice. » Less
Posted: Wed, 23 Dec 2020 14:24 by Kevin