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Prestwold Natural Burial Ground Nestled in a quiet, rural location within the historic Prestwold Estate in North Leicestershire Providing peace and tranquility in a beautiful woodland and meadow setting peaceful places of natural beauty to remember loved ones Why choose Prestwold Natural Burial Ground? IT’S LOCAL & ACCESSIBLE INFORMED ADVICE & SERVICE ● ● loved one will be in a natural area of peace impartial advice and support and tranquillity ● You may choose a plot in advance, with both ● Prestwold gives residents of the area a unique woodland and meadow areas available and easy-to-access natural burial ground ● Natural memorials can be chosen including ● Visiting becomes a more relaxed and native trees, bird and bat nesting boxes, rewarding experience for families memorial plaques and benches THE ENVIRONMENT ● Our memorials are chosen to enhance the ● The environmental impact is minimal local ecology and wellbeing of wildlife compared to options such as cremation AFTER CARE & VALUE or more traditional cemetery burial ● ● It demonstrates a real awareness of today’s when compared to traditional cemeteries and environmental issues and a way to support crematoria, leaving more to devote to the and enhance biodiversity funeral and memorials, etc. ● It’s the perfect, natural celebration of ● Grave tending and maintenance is taken care the circle of life of, and the grave will return to natural beauty Encouraging nature, celebrating life, supporting the community Would you like to know more? Rempstone Wymeswold Normanton on Soar to visit Prestwold Natural Burial Ground, Hathern Prestwold Prestwold A6 Natural Burial Ground please contact our team on Burton on Telephone: 0116 222 0247 the Wolds Email: [email protected] M1 Walton on the Wolds Prestwold Natural Burial Ground is situated 2 miles east of Loughborough Barrow Seagrave upon Soar towards Prestwold Hall and Burton on Nanpantan the Wolds. Quorn Post Code for Sat Nav: LE12 5TE Woodhouse A46 Follow signage for Natural Burial Ground. A6 Woodhouse www.thenaturalburialcompany.co.uk Eaves @NaturalBurialCo naturalburialco www.facebook.com/naturalburialco.

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Wymeswold Airfield, Prestwold Lane, Prestwold
Item No. 11 Application No: P/03/1604/2 Application Type: Full Date Valid: 29th May 2003 Applicant: Prestwold 1966 Settlement & Everyman Tangerine Proposal: Retention of use of runways etc at Wymeswold Airfield for training and vehicle demonstration for customers and staff of vehicle manufacturers and distributors use areas approved for vehicle use under planning ref: P/01/0853/2. Location: Wymeswold Airfield, Prestwold Lane, Prestwold. Parish: Hoton Ward: The Wolds Ward Case Officer: Mr P Blitz Tel No: 01509 634738 Description of the Application The application site comprises the majority of the land containing the former airfield and the proposal relates to the use of all the runways and perimeter roads, Hanger 4 at the east end of the airfield and a small area of woodland adjacent to a perimeter road on the southern edge of the airfield. The uses are for the demonstration of vehicles and the provision of training by vehicle manufacturers and distributors, for staff and customers. Access for the use is from Prestwold Lane, either by the new direct access recently formed or from the internal road system from Prestwold Hall. The proposal includes the use of access, parking and hospitality facilities established as part of the earlier permissions for the recreational use of the airfield, details of which are set out later in the report. The use contains a series of different activities, albeit all vehicle based. These are shown distributed around the site and include road training and demonstration, rally training and demonstration on gravel and tarmac, a 4x4 course and go-karting, all linked by circulation areas and parking and hospitality areas.
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For Information Only Appendix D
55 FOR INFORMATION ONLY APPENDIX D CHARNWOOD FOOTWAY SLURRY SEAL PROGRAMME 2014 Site No Village/Town Site Description/Location 1 Anstey Caters Close 2 Forest Gate 3 Hollow Road 4 School House Close 5 Dimmingsdale Close 6 Latimer Street 7 Footpath J84 from opp Gysill Ln on Leics Rd to Latimer St. 8 Dalby Road 9 Footpath Charles Drive cul de sac to The Slang 10 Link Road - James Street to Cropston Road 12 Barrow Upon Soar Condon Road 13 Cramps Close 14 Huston Close 15 Holbourne Close 16 Martin Avenue 17 River View 18 The Rookery 19 Bridge Street 21 Birstall Sandgate Avenue 22 Spinney Rise 23 Copeland Road 24 Footpath Saltersgate Drive to A6 25 Birstall Road Holt Road to Sibson Road 26 Northfield Avenue 28 Cropston Station Road Between Mill Lane and Leicester Road 30 Hoton Rempstone Road section remote from carriageway 32 Loughborough Martindale Close 33 Patterdale Drive one side Loweswater Drive to School 34 Brook Lane from Lower Green to The Widen 35 Naylor Avenue and Napantan Road to bend 36 Brookside Road 37 Priory Road 38 Moat Road and jitty 39 Cross St footway from Duke St to Nottingham Rd 40 Sheldon Close also footpath at end 41 Wesley Close 42 Nanpantan Road 43 Warwick Way 44 Elms Grove 45 Seymour Road 46 Summerpool Road 47 Tatmarsh 48 Weldon Road 49 Wilmington Court 56 FOR INFORMATION ONLY 50 Burder Street Glebe Road to Nottingham Road 1 side only 51 Broad Street 53 Mountsorrel Sileby Road Waterside Inn to A6 bypass 55 Newtown Linford Main Street Markfield Lane to Ulverscroft Lane 57 Prestwold Prestwold Ln, Hoton to Prestwold &
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THE LEICESTERSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL (PRESTWOLD LANE IN THE PARISHES OF PRESTWOLD AND BURTON ON THE WOLDS AND NOTTINGHAM ROAD, IN THE PARISHES OF WALTON ON THE WOLDS AND BARROW UPON SOAR) (BOROUGH OF CHARNWOOD) (IMPOSITION OF 50MPH SPEED LIMIT) ORDER 202 THE LEICESTERSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL hereby gives notice that it proposes to make an Order under Sections 5 and 84 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (“the Act”), and of all other enabling powers, and after consultation with the Chief Officer of Police in accordance with Part III of Schedule 9 to the Act, the effect of which will be: 1. To impose a 50 mph Speed Limit on parts of Prestwold Lane, Prestwold and Burton on the Wolds and Nottingham Road, Walton on the Wolds and Barrow upon Soar A copy of the proposed Order together with a plan illustrating the proposals and an explanatory statement giving the Council's reasons for proposing to make the Order may be inspected during normal office hours at my offices, Room 200, County Hall, Glenfield, Leicester LE3 8RA, at the offices of Charnwood Borough Council, Council Offices, Southfield Road, Loughborough, Leicestershire LE11 2TX, at Barrow upon Soar Parish Office, 12 High St. Barrow upon Soar, LE12 8PY, Seagrave Parish Council, Memorial Hall, Green Lane, Seagrave, LE12 7LU,on the Notice Board of Walton on the Wolds Parish Council Documents can also be viewed online at https://www.leicestershire.gov.uk/roads-and- travel/cars-and-parking/traffic-management-consultations Objections to the proposals, specifying the grounds on which they are made, should be sent in writing to the undersigned by not later than 13th January 2021, quoting reference JM/HTWMT/4794.
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We Hope That Every Adult Will Take Part YOUR Opinion Counts Completed Questionnaires Will Be Collected in the Week Commencing 14
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14D. Footway Slurry Seal 14.15 , Item 67. PDF 45 KB
57 APPENDIX D CHARNWOOD FOOTWAY SLURRY SEAL PROGRAMME 2014 Site No Village/Town Site Description/Location 1 Anstey Caters Close 2 Forest Gate 3 Hollow Road 4 School House Close 5 Dimmingsdale Close 6 Latimer Street 7 Footpath J84 from opp Gysill Lane on Leics Rd to Latimer Street 8 Dalby Road 9 F/p Charles Drive cul-de-sac to The Slang 10 Link Road James Street to Cropston Road 11 Barrow Upon Soar Condon Road 12 Cramps Close 13 Huston Close 14 Holbourne Close 15 Martin Avenue 16 River View 17 The Rookery 18 Bridge Street 19 Birstall Sandgate Avenue 20 Spinney Rise 21 Copeland Road 22 Footpath Saltersgate Drive to A6 23 Birstall Road Holt Road to Sibson Road 24 Northfield Avenue 25 Cropston Station Road Between Mill Lane and Leicester Road 26 Hoton Rempstone Road section remote from carriageway 27 Loughborough Martindale Close 28 Patterdale Drive one side Loweswater Drive to school 29 Brook Lane from Lower Green to The Widen 30 Naylor Avenue and Nanpantan Road to bend 31 Brookside Road 32 Priory Road 33 Moat Road and jitty 34 Cross St footway from Duke St to Nottingham Rd 35 Sheldon Close also footpath at end 36 Wesley Close 37 Nanpantan Road 38 Warwick Way 39 Elms Grove 40 Seymour Road 41 Summerpool Road 42 Tatmarsh 43 Weldon Road 44 Wilmington Court 58 Site No Village/Town Site Description/Location 45 Loughborough (cont.) Burder Street Glebe Road to Nottingham Road 1 side only 46 Broad Street 47 Mountsorrel Sileby Road Waterside Inn to bypass 48 Newtown Linford Main Street Markfield Lane to Ulverscroft Lane 49 Prestwold Prestwold Lane
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The London Gazette, I?Th December 1976 16997
THE LONDON GAZETTE, I?TH DECEMBER 1976 16997 Order. The effect of the Order as confirmed is to extinguish CHARNWOOD BOROUGH COUNCIL the public rights of way as follows: NOTICE OF CONFIRMATION OF PUBLIC PATH ORDER (a) H.89 and H.95 (Hoton and Cotes) running from a point on Rempstone Road, Hoton to the north of the HIGHWAYS ACT, 1959 Packe Arms Inn in a general westerly direction for an COUNTRYSIDE ACT, 1968 approximate distance of 865 yards, thereafter turning and running in a general south-westerly direction past Borough of Charnwood (Bridleway 12 and Various Foot- Hart's Farm, Hoton Hills Farm and Parks Farm to paths) (Burton-on-the-Wolds, Cotes, Hoton and Prest- Loughborough Road approximately 60 yards north-east wold) Public Path Diversion Order 1976. of its junction with Back Lane, Cotes. Notice is hereby given that on the 16th December 1976, (6) I.I (Prestwold and Burton-on-the-Wolds) running the Charnwood Borough Council confirmed the above- from a point on Loughborough Road, Prestwold oppo- named Order. The effect of the Order as confirmed is to- site Home Farm in a general south-easterly direction for divert the public rights of way as follows: an approximate distance of 396 yards. A copy of the (a) H90 (Hoton). From its junction with bridleway H88 Order as confirmed and the map contained in it has running in a north-westerly direction to the King's been deposited and may be inspected free of charge at Brook to a line commencing at the junction with bridle- the Council Offices, Southfields, Loughborough between way H88 and running in a general northerly direction 8.30 a.m.
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The Borough of Charnwood, Very Close to the Charnwood Forest, Which Includes Bradgate Park, Beacon Hill and Swithland Woods
The Borough of CONTENTS 1. Loughborough – a brief history………………………………………………2 2. The Lords of the Manor………………………………………………………6 3. The Borough’s buildings and monuments…………………………………10 4. The Fair……………………………………………………………………….14 5. Communities in Charnwood………………………………………………..17 1. Loughborough – a brief history History of the town The name of Loughborough derives from the Anglo Saxon word burgh meaning a town, and, probably, a personal name which became Lough. Loughborough is an ancient town situated in the heart of the Borough of Charnwood, very close to the Charnwood Forest, which includes Bradgate Park, Beacon Hill and Swithland Woods. In close proximity are extremely attractive villages such as Newtown Linford, Quorn, and Woodhouse Eaves. The primitive settlers who first came here were attracted to this spot by a number of natural features. The River Soar led directly to the Trent Valley, forming a natural means of communication between the north and south, and to the east and west of the fertile Soar Valley the land was relatively poor and unproductive. When the Romans came they took over this settlement of the Britons, or at least, certain evidence points towards that being the case. In the grounds of Mount St Bernard's Abbey, which is about seven miles away, an urn filled with Roman coins was found. Some were dated the year 244 and so substantiated the theory that the Romans occupied this area during the third century. In the Domesday survey of 1086 Loughborough appeared as Lucteburne. William the Conqueror had assigned the manor, together with a good deal of the land, to his nephew, Hugh Lupus, who later became Earl of Chester.
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February 2021
FEBRUARY 2021 If you have an item for the MARCH magazine please submit it to Richard Hudson (editor) at 01509 413185 or [email protected] th by FRIDAY 12 FEBRUARY THE MINISTRY TEAM The joint benefice of Barrow, Walton, Wymeswold & Prestwold Rev’d Clive Watts (Priest in charge) 07534 899522 (Day off Friday) [email protected] Rev’d Fiona Cotton-Betteridge 07903 665912 (Working Fri., Sat., Sunday) [email protected] Pam Knowles (Reader Minister) 36 Ribble Drive, Barrow upon Soar 01509 412774 For general enquiries or for Baptisms, Weddings and Funerals please complete the enquiries forms on our website or contact Hannah in the Church Office or the Rev’d Clive Watts. Website www.barrowandwoldsgroup.com CHURCH OFFICE - Administrator: Hannah White Opening hours: Monday and Wednesday 10.30am-1.30pm, Thursday 10am – 11am 01509 416520 [email protected] For pastoral matters (ministry to the sick, bereaved or housebound) please contact any of the following: Rev’d Clive Watts [email protected] 07534 899522 Rev’d Fiona Cotton-Betteridge [email protected] 07903 665912 Pam Knowles [email protected] 01509 412774 Beverley Lott [email protected] 01509 412876 David Spencer [email protected] 07905 230825 If you would like to receive this magazine regularly or would like to receive a large-print version of future issues, please contact Ruth Boothey on 413811. HAPPY NEW YEAR Perhaps it seems a little late to wish you a Happy New Year but we are in 2021 and I do hope you’re finding things to be happy about and to thank God for amongst the uncertainty, stress and sadness generated by the pandemic and inevitably felt by all of us to a lesser or greater degree.
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