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Ibstock Community Voice March 2019 Now reaching 8,000 MARCH 2019 homes and businesses Issue 44 Ibstock • Market Bosworth • Ellistown • Heather • Swepstone • Newton Burgoland • Donington-Le-Heath Battram • Nailstone • Ravenstone • Snarestone • Hugglescote • Bagworth • Normanton-Le-Heath . Do you know this local landmark? See page 3 for details and how to win a prize! . Soul Man of Ibstock Part 2 The search for ‘Heavenly Body’ Daisy Lardner - WW1 Land Girl Win a Mother’s Day bouquet! Plus all our regular features & lots more! TELEVISION • HOME AUDIO • KITCHEN APPLIANCES • FIRES • COOKERS • LIGHTING Halls of Ibstock Ltd. 10-16 High St, Ibstock LE67 6LG Email: [email protected] Great Prices • Expert Knowledge • Super Service • Professional Installation The Community Voice.... delivering more than a magazine! F A BCO INTERIORS f loor i n g | beds | fur n itu re | ligh tin g | h ome fur n ish i n g s WELCOME ... to the latest edition of Community Voice! SILVAN ENTERPRISES LTD M ETR O P OLIT A N James Hayles HND. RRM Fully insured and NPTC qualified Front Cover Quiz: Spot The Local Landmark... Tree Surgery, Spraying Specialist How many of you can spot the landmark from our surrounding area featured & Ground Maintenance on this month’s issue front cover? If you think you know the answer please send including Mowing, Fencing, Hedgecutting, Turfing etc. your entry to The Community Voice, c/o 57 High Street, Ibstock, or email us at: LOGS SPLIT & DELIVERED £120 Large Load [email protected] 01530 610507 (home) • 07970 950129 (mobile) Email: [email protected] The winner (drawn first out of the hat of all correct entries) will receive a £10 One4All voucher. Good Luck! WHERE’S IBBIE? G ABRIELLE Last month’s quiz answer... and winner! Ibbie ‘spotters’ were busy again last month! He was spotted by many, Ibs tock & surroun ding areas Ib stock • Elli stown Battra • He m • R ather avens • Swe tone • pston Hugg e • Ne lescot wton e • Ba Burgo gwor land th • P • Don acking ingto ton • n-Le-H Snares eath Many of you correctly identified our mystery local hiding behind the advert for tone FABC O INTERIO RS i s p r oud t o be w o rking in partn ership with famous British manufactur ers landmark as the replica horse gin and headstocks ‘Brookside Garage’ on page 31. s u ch as Dur esta, D a vid Hun t Ligh t ing a nd A m t i c o t o showcase some o f their best British (an early form of lifting coal, before steam engines The first correct answer drawn out of Designs and cra ftsm a n s hip . Ele g a n t l y S t ylis h D u r esta furnitur e is made b y a w a r d winning were introduced) at Hough Mill, Swannington. the ‘Community Voice hat’ was sent in by Amanda Cope, who will receive a Officially unveiled on 3rd April 2004, the project u p h olst e r ers u s ing q u a lit y m a t eri a l s wit h passion f o r a quality nish. Our l a t est D a vid £10 GIFT VOUCHER! Hun t L igh ting c ollection i s h a ndma d e t o o r d e r in the C o t s w olds which will enhanc e the was sponsored by the Helen Jean Cope Trust, Leicester Area NUM and LCC. The metal horse But where is he this month? If you spot him, a m bienc e y o u r home . M a n y speci a list nis h es a r e a v ailable t o c r e a t e beautiful ligh ting with send us your details, and which advert he is hiding and man statues were the first works by a pair of y o u i n m ind. To c omp l e t e t h e look , our A m t i c o c ollections o e r unriv alled ooring solutions f o r y our behind, using the contact details listed below ▼ former miners. home w ith g r e a t c hoic e , o ering practi calit y a nd d urability, with eleganc e and charact e r. Fabc o I n t eriors This month’s prize has been won by Carolyn o ers y ou e v ery t hing f o r y our home , so y ou can add style, e xpr ession and individuality with ease! Wheeldon and our picture shows the prize draw CONTACT THE COMMUNITY VOICE being performed by Ibstock Palace Community Post: 57 High Street, Ibstock, Leics LE67 6LH To c elebr a t e 80 y e ars o f pur e E nglis h L u x u r y , w e ha v e s pecial in-st o r e pr omo tions on all DUR E S TA fu rnitu r e . Centre administrator, Mark Burns (see The Palace Tel: 01530 267344 S T OCK CL EARANCE E X -DISPLA Y DUR EST A S O F A S AND CH A IRS A V A ILABLE NO W WHILE S T OCKS L A S T , events diary on page 16). 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L E65 1JS 015 3 0 5 64 864 f abc o l t d . c o .uk Open 7 d ays ( closed Bank H olidays ) the voice page 2 page 3 the voice SPRINGFIELDS Meadow Bank IBST OCK M eadow Bank SPRINGFIELDS B ALDWINS GATE IBSTOCK Pall-Ex pride for award-winning members Pall-Ex has sped into 2019 by celebrating Midlands, Surrey Pallitz for the South East and standards our network is known for. These the successes of its network members at Pall-Ex South West for the South West. teams have gone the extra mile to help us excel IBST OCK a prestigious awards event. Cranleigh Freight, Matthews Haulage and and we hope that this celebration will motivate Members from over 90 haulage SMEs from Mars-Jones were all rewarded for being the the entire network for the year ahead. around the UK were in attendance, along with Highest KPI Performer of the Year 2018 in “We are particularly delighted with the international partners and quality suppliers, their respective categories. contribution of Premier Palletised Ltd who as the logistics giant hosted a glittering Winners were all rewarded due to their were selected for the accolade of Outstanding awards ceremony hosted by comedian commitment to the Pall-Ex network, Contribution to the Network due to their Paddy McGuinness at De Vere East Midlands demonstrated by their compliance, quality achievements over the last 25 years. They Conference Centre. distribution, service excellence and have been a valued member of our network The event rewarded network members, communication. for 15 years and strive to deliver the very best service. international partners and Pall-Ex staff for a Additional winners include Neill and Brown successful 12 months, which saw the firm Global Logistics for Business Growth, DBL “Our network shows that by working win a major industry accolade, increase pallet Logistics for New Member of the Year 2018, together, we can win together, and it enables volume and launch new IT software to improve Pall-Ex Romania for Pall-Ex International our customers to benefit from a cost-effective, usability, with full consignment visibility and Network of the Year. efficient and reliable service across the UK and streamlined booking processes for domestic Europe. We are looking forward to a successful and global freight. Moody Logistic and Storage received the 2019 and strengthening our service over the Staples Award for Delivery Excellence and JT next 12 months. Ilkeston-based PMB Pallet Express scooped Leyland received the Jelf award for Excellence the sought-after Depot of the Year award, in Freight Management – two new accolades “We would also like to thank all our sponsors which was voted for by members of the Pall- to celebrate the Pall-Ex’s commitment to for supporting this event. Our suppliers are key Ex network and was based on the firm’s first- ongoing quality partnerships. to Pall-Ex’s growth and future development class service. and without their support events like this one, Kevin Buchanan, Group managing director at simply wouldn’t happen.” Premier Palletised Ltd, which is based in Pall-Ex, comments: “We’re proud to support Wembley, was selected by Group managing SMEs around the country and to be able to Pall-Ex Group was formed by renowned Make yourself at home director, Kevin Buchanan, for the Outstanding help them grow through the Pall-Ex network.
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