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Now reaching 8,000 OCTOBER 2018 homes and businesses Issue 39 Ibstock • Market Bosworth • Ellistown • Heather • Swepstone • Newton Burgoland • Bagworth Battram • Nailstone • Ravenstone • Packington • Snarestone • Hugglescote • Donington-Le-Heath . Do you know this local landmark? See page 3 for details and how to win a prize! . Hermitage FM & The Voice join forces The Rededication of St Denys Bells Swepstone Church Christmas Stars The Coal Mining Healer 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 much more than your average magazine! SILVAN JamesENTERPRISES Hayles HND. RRM LTD ... 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The winner (drawn first out of the hat of all correct entries) will receive a £10 One4All The first correct answer drawn out of the voucher. Good Luck! ‘Community Voice hat’ was sent in by FABCO INTERIORS Sharon Parker of Ibstock, who will receive a flooring | beds | furniture | lighting | home furnishings Last month’s quiz answer... and winner! £10 GIFT VOUCHER! ▼ Many of you correctly identified our But where is he this month? If you spot him, mystery local landmark as the War send us your details, and which advert he is hiding behind, using the contact details listed below Memorial in the churchyard at St Michael and All Angels, the Parish Church of Ravenstone. A Weldon stone floriated cross surmounting an octagonal shaft. CONTACT THE COMMUNITY VOICE It bears WW1 Swithland slate tablets, Post: 57 High Tel:Street, 01530 Ibstock, 267344 Leics LE67 6LH above a two tiered base with WW2 slate Email: [email protected] tablets on the top step. It was unveiled October 1920. www.ourcommunityvoice.co.uk This month’s prize has been won by Christine Turner of Ibstock and our picture shows the prize draw being performed by Steve and Diana of Second Look photography (see their advert on page 15). Let’s see how well you do with our next landmark! IS YOUR VEHICLE (opt 3) READY FOR WINTER? Phone us on 01530 262743 for your FREE* Winter Check • Class MOTs from £25.00 • Car & Van MOTs 6 days a week at times to suit you • Motorbike & camper van MOTs carried out Flooring, Amtico WE AREHGV RECRUITING! 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